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    Microsoft just killed these features with Edge 137 beta release

    May 14, 2025

    Microsoft is killing several features from its browser as part of the Edge 137.0.3296.16 beta update. The company is removing tools like Wallet Hub, Mini menu, Image Editor, and video upscaling, but also introducing new productivity and multimedia improvements. Edge 137.0.3296.16 removes some of the handy features Microsoft has confirmed that several features will be […]

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