New AI tool makes finding old web pages easier in Microsoft Edge

Microsoft Edge is getting a cool new feature to help you find websites you’ve visited before, even if you forgot to save them. This AI-powered tool, now being tested in Edge’s beta version 138, lets you search your browsing history using simple words or phrases. It’s smart enough to understand similar terms or even typos, making it easier to track down that one page you saw but can’t quite remember.

Unlike the usual history search, this tool digs deeper and gives better results by using AI that works right on your device. This means your data stays private, and nothing gets sent to Microsoft’s servers. If you’re worried about privacy, you can turn this feature off, and businesses can disable it for their teams, too. For now, only some testers can try this feature, so it might not show up for everyone yet.

Microsoft is also adding other updates, like a media control center, to make Edge even better. This AI search could save you time and hassle when trying to revisit a webpage. The feature is part of Microsoft’s push to make browsing smoother with AI, and it’s just one of many updates coming to Edge. If you’re someone who often loses track of websites, this tool could be a game-changer, helping you find what you need without the frustration. Keep an eye out for its full release soon.