

Microsoft Edge for Windows 11 and Windows 10 is set to run a
lot faster thanks to a new tool that will allow users to debug
performance issues. The browser can run slower than usual if
you open too many tabs with features like Sleeping Tab
disabled. To help users better understand the performance
issues, Microsoft is working on ‘Performance Detecter’.
A forthcoming Microsoft Edge aims to detect performance issues
and recommend actions to users on Windows 10 and Windows 11.
This feature is in addition to Microsoft Edge’s built-in
efficiency mode which aims to benefit users over offerings from
rivals such as Google Chrome or Firefox.
With efficiency mode, Microsoft plans to optimize web
performance and responsiveness, which is achieved by reducing
CPU, RAM, and battery usage. This feature uses the built-in
Sleeping mode to address performance issues and benefit users
who run multiple browser tabs alongside other apps or games.
Microsoft Edge’s latest experimental feature is called
“Performance detector” and it detects performance issues caused
by open tabs, extensions, etc.
“When this is on, the browser detects tab performance issues
and recommends an action to fix,” Microsoft noted in Edge
Canary’s Settings page.
It’s not yet clear as to how the feature works, but it’s
possible that Edge will notify users when a particular tab is
actively using resources and features like Sleeping tabs are
disabled.
Similarly, Microsoft Edge will detect potential issues with
extensions and other features of the browser, and recommend
actions to users. Microsoft won’t make changes to the browser
and only suggestions will be offered to users, which means
users can enable or disable the proposed feature.
Microsoft Edge’s latest feature to improve PDF viewing
Microsoft is testing a new full-screen mode button for Edge. A
new full-screen mode can be enabled from the PDF view screen
and Edge’s latest feature hides the toolbar and fits the
document to fill the screen.
The full-screen mode is available through the testing channel
and it will begin rolling out to more users soon.
In addition to these quality improvements,
Edge recently received support for Edge Bar and a few new
features.