According to onMSFT reported that Microsoft today released a new version of Microsoft Edge Dev, adding a new feature, in the tab operation menu to add the new feature of “tabs from other devices”.
Microsoft Edge Dev upgraded to Build 102.0.1235.1, but this is not expected to be the final build of version 102 in the Dev Channel.
As for the details of the tabs, it’s even better than Chrome, and if the user views the history in the pop-up menu inside the browser, it will only show those options. Edge implements automatic triggering of pop-up menus with tab history.
In addition to this tab from other device options, Microsoft has added support for Chromium management policies to control whether JavaScript engine behaviors are enabled to set timeouts without enabling 1 Ms Clamp.
Other fixes include issues where tabs might crash on mobile devices when sending feedback, WebView2 apps might crash, and Xbox crash when searching with tabs. There is one more key fix for all tabs where they crash with error codes: FACILITY_VISUALCPP/ERROR_PROC_NOT_FOUND.
here are the other fixes:
- Improved tab types that can hibernate.
- Reduced the number of tabs that were dropped due to memory pressure in some cases.
- Fixed an issue where tab search did not work.
- Fixed an issue where printing and print preview sometimes didn’t work.
- Fixed an issue where some search engines could not be removed from settings.
- Fixed an issue where some languages were not available in spell checking.
- FIXED AN ISSUE WHERE IE MODE COULD NOT BE ENABLED OR CONFIGURED AT TIMES.
- Fixed an issue in the application guard window where downloads were sometimes blocked when they shouldn’t be blocked.
- Fixed an issue where work/school results did not appear in search engines when searching from the address bar.
However, there are some known issues, such as ad-blocking extensions on YouTube, tabs crashing due to outdated antivirus or Kaspersky Internet Suite, and jitter when scrolling.