This program offers researchers rewards of up to US$30,000 for discovering and informing the company of eligible vulnerabilities. Microsoft also announced it has extended its Microsoft Edge browser security bounty program to cover the beta as well as the developer channel.

These include building Microsoft Search into the Bing search engine, introducing an Internet Explorer Mode for enhanced Internet Explorer 11 compatibility, and the new Windows Defender Application Guard. The beta version also includes many of the features Microsoft had previously announced at its Build 2019 conference in May. This feature is not enabled by default and must be added using a flag.

Microsoft has also introduced tracking prevention that will allow users to choose from three levels of privacy. The new version includes support for 14 languages, tab page customisation which will allow users to choose one of three layouts when opening a new page and support for Microsoft Edge Insider or Chromium-based addons and extensions from web stores. The public beta version of the Edge browser will be the third and final preview channel to be introduced prior to launch. To turn an experiment on or off in Microsoft Edge: To open DevTools, right-click the webpage, and then select Inspect. The new version has been fully built from technologies created by the open-source Chromium project, the same project on which Google's Chrome is based. Microsoft has launched into beta the latest version of its Edge browser for all supported versions of Windows and macOS.

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