Microsoft Edge features a spam filter that will help block unwanted notifications from your browsing ... some websites use this as a loophole to push spam notifications to users, which is annoying.

Browser makers have been trying to keep these notifications in check, include requests to even show users those notifications in the first place. Microsoft has just announced that Edge is also ...

Microsoft is trying to solve the issue of notification requests by collecting data on which ones users allow, which ones users block, and automatically hiding the ones that the crowd doesn’t like.

To be clear, Microsoft Edge isn't muting notifications themselves. Ironically, what users find even more annoying, distracting, and even confusing are each website's request to allow notifications ...

It was confusing for the few users who wanted to interact with them. Now, Microsoft says it's taking a new approach : With the latest Edge 88 release, it's crowdsourcing data about how users deal ...

Microsoft Edge lets its users tame Internet notifications more than ever. See how to use its Quiet Notification Requests feature in Windows 11/10.

Users that would like to disable or tweak notifications in Microsoft Edge should follow these instructions: Select the three dots in the top right-hand corner (or press Alt + F), and select ...

According to notifications sent to IT admins through the Microsoft 365 admin center, Outlook and Teams will no longer use your default browser to open clicked links. Instead, they will force users ...

This week, Microsoft announced that Microsoft Edge 88 is now using a feature called adaptive notification requests that uses crowdsourcing to determine whether a site's notification dialog is ...

Since the introduction of Edge, Microsoft has tried — and mostly failed — to force Windows users onto its browser. In 2021, the company made a controversial change in Windows that made it ...

Windows 10 laptop users report that Microsoft is bashing competing browsers through notifications. The messages are related to battery power life in Edge.

Microsoft said Tuesday that Edge will allow websites to send notifications to your Windows 10 Action Center by default, though it isn't the first browser to do this.