Microsoft Edge Dev gains new PWA option for pinning websites

There’s a small update to Edge Dev available that adds a few new features.

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What you need to know

Microsoft recently released an update for Edge Dev that adds a small list of new features. The browser now supports natural language for search through its History page and has the ability to pin a Progressive Web App to the taskbar.

The update is relatively minor, especially in comparison to theEdge Canary buildthat shipped last month. That update introduced a new experimental user interface, including rounded tabs.

Here’s what’s new inMicrosoft Edge Dev Build 103.0.1253.0:

The update also includes the following fixes and changed behaviors:

You can grab the latest build of Edge Dev through Microsoft’s website or try out other versions of the browser to test out features.

Microsoft has several versions of its Edge browser for testing new and experimental features. The latest version of Edge Dev lets you pin PWAs to the taskbar and supports natural language when searching your history.

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