They say that there are no two without three, so there is nothing strange about what we make a hole for Microsoft Edge 113shortly after he did it with Chrome 113 and Brave 1.15, the first derivatives of Chromium (113, of course) to come out with the usual batch of monthly updates.

And what does the new Microsoft Edge 113 bring? Basically the same as the others: one part is what Chromium has updated, including security patches, stability fixes, and performance optimizations; and the second part, the most interesting one, the changes and news of the Microsoft browser, one of the most prominent when it comes to offering a personalized experience.

However, with this version, Microsoft Edge presents only a few changes or novelties that need to be highlighted, apart from improvements to the application’s policies, which on this occasion affect the reproduction of PDF documents and storage, although the latter will not be active until a stable version of Microsoft Edge appears on the scene 115. The change in privacy options and update method in macOS is a major part of Microsoft Edge 113.

Following on from the release notes for Microsoft Edge 113, the highlight, generally speaking and for all PC browser users, is the redesign monitoring prevention settings, which goes from three modes to just two, leaving behind the basic one. According to Microsoft, everything will be easier and just as effective with balanced and strict modes.

If you still don’t see this change in your browser, give it time as it will happen gradually depending on the platform.

Second, change Microsoft Edge update mechanism in macOS and for those users who wish to avoid the automatic update process, manual intervention to modify the policy is required before updating to the current version. The same, if already done, for another. More information on this topic at this link.

And that’s all when it comes to Microsoft Edge 113, we’re only talking about what the user can notice. With Microsoft Edge, the shame of it all is that the company continues to tarnish everything it does well with the shameful practice it swallows with a browser whose value is indisputable. Too bad, of course.