Microsoft is discontinuing Edge Collections, a popular research and organization tool, as the company continues shifting the browser toward AI-powered Copilot experiences.

Another Microsoft Edge feature sits on the chopping block. Collections will be one of the next tools to be removed from the browser, at least according to messages listed in Microsoft Edge Dev.

Microsoft Edge is killing off its Collections feature — the tool many relied on to save and organize links, notes, and research. Instead of a smooth transition, users are finding themselves caught in ...

Microsoft is retiring the Collections feature in Microsoft Edge, with warning notices (spotted by Windows Report) now appearing in the Collections panel. Launched in 2020, the tool allows Edge users ...

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Microsoft is retiring “Copilot Mode” in Edge as it builds AI browsing tools directly into Edge on desktop and mobile.

You’d be forgiven for forgetting that there was a time when Microsoft Edge was basically the web browser that opened when you accidentally clicked a link that didn ...