From the drop-down menu, select
Enabled.
After you tap
Enabled, Chrome will throw up a prompt at the bottom stating that the flag won’t be enabled until Chrome is restarted. There’s also a nice little
Relaunch button that you can tap to automatically re-launch Chrome instead of doing it yourself. After Chrome relaunches, the Web Feed feature should now be enabled.
Use Web Feed in Chrome for Android
Now that the flag has been enabled, you can now start using the new Web Feed in Chrome for Android. Here’s what you’ll need to do in order to follow your favorite websites:
Final Edge Dev build based on Chromium 91 includes new printing options and more
Apr 22, 2021 06:22 EDT with 2 comments
Though it came a little later than it usually does, Microsoft has released its weekly build of the Edge browser to Insiders running the Dev channel version of the browser. This week s update brings the version number to 91.0.864.1, and as promised last week, it s likely the last build based on Chromium 91 in the Dev channel. Edge 91 should move to the Beta channel soon, while the Dev channel will move on to version 92.
There are no mind-blowing new features in this release, but it does include some notable improvements. Specifically, it s now possible to print documents at their actual size or choose to fit them to the page, and a new prompt when trying to close a browser window with multiple tabs. Here s the full list of new features:
Microsoft Edge Kids Mode Offers Safer Online Browsing
Microsoft is trying to make the internet a safer space for small web crawlers. The company introduced
Microsoft Edge Kids Mode this mode week, a built-in function of Microsoft’s latest browser that provides a “protected online environment,” according to the company.
“With many of our kids spending so much more time online, and many parents and families sharing devices, we’ve been working on a solution and are excited to announce the general availability of Microsoft Edge Kids Mode,” said Liat Ben-Zur, Corporate Vice President of Microsoft. “Kids Mode gives parents peace of mind by providing a protected online environment as their kids browse the web on a shared device.”
It’s not always possible to give your kids dedicated devices with strict parental controls. If you want to hand off your computer for a while, Microsoft Edge’s “Kids Mode” feature is super handy. Let’s dive in.
TechShout - Apr 16, 2021
Microsoft has introduced a new Kids Mode for its Edge browser that will make it easy for parents to customize a better and safer web experience for their kids.
The Kids Mode allows parents to customize the browsing experience of their kids depending on the child’s age. Currently, parents can choose the appropriate experience for their kid’s ages from 5-8 and 9-12.
“With many of our kids spending so much more time online and many parents and families sharing devices, we have been working on a solution and are excited to announce the general availability of Microsoft Edge Kids Mode!” the company said in a blogpost on Thursday.