Microsoft Edge 81 est disponible en téléchargement, quoi de neuf ?

Microsoft déploie une nouvelle version de son navigateur Edge. Microsoft Edge 81 est disponible pour différents environnements dont Windows et Mac.

Cette nouvelle version porte la numérotation 81.0.416.53. Elle s’accompagne de plusieurs nouvelles fonctionnalités dont « Collections » en test sur les canaux Dev et Canary depuis plusieurs semaines maintenant.

Vous pouvez désormais collecter et organiser des pages web à mesure que vous naviguez. A ce sujet, Redmond précise

« Vous pouvez commencer en cliquant sur l’icône Collections à côté de la barre d’adresse. Cette action ouvre le volet Collections où vous pouvez créer, modifier et afficher des collections. Nous avons conçu Collections en fonction de ce que vous faites sur le web. Si vous êtes un acheteur, un voyageur, un enseignant ou un étudiant, Collections peut vous aider. »

A cela s’ajoute un renfort de la sécurité. Le navigateur propose un support d’extension dans un conteneur. Nous avons aussi des améliorations supplémentaires dans F12 Dev Tools prenant en charge 10 nouvelles langues. Les consommateurs de vidéo profitent de leur coté du support pour la lecture Dolby Vision.

Microsoft Edge 81, disponible sous Windows et macOS

La gestion des signets s’enrichit de nouveaux outils pour mieux gérer les doublons. Microsoft explique

“Microsoft Edge peut maintenant identifier et supprimer les favoris en double et fusionner les dossiers avec le même nom. Pour accéder à ces outils, cliquez sur l’étoile sur la barre d’outils du navigateur et sélectionnez « Supprimer les favoris en double ». Vous pouvez confirmer les modifications et toutes les mises à jour de vos favoris seront synchronisées sur tous les appareils.”

Microsoft Edge 81 est disponible sous différents environnements. Le navigateur débarque sous Windows 7, Windows 8.1, Windows 10 et macOS. Une version Linux a été annoncée mais sans calendrier exacte.

Microsoft Edge 81 – Note de version

  • Collections is now available. You can get started by clicking the Collections icon next to the address bar. This action opens the Collections pane where you can create, edit, and view Collections. We designed Collections based on what you do on the web. If you’re a shopper, a traveler, a teacher, or a student, Collections can help. Learn more.
  • Allow the removal (Hide from toolbar) of the Collections button from the Microsoft Edge toolbar for consistency.
  • On-prem Active Directory account auto sign in will only be targeted to organizations that turn it on. If users were already signed in with an on-prem AD account, they will be able to sign out of it. Users will only be automatically signed in with the primary account on their operating system if it’s an MSA or an Azure AD account. Admins can enable auto sign in with an on-prem AD account using the ConfigureOnPremisesAccountAutoSignIn policy.
  • Application Guard. Extensions support now available in the container.
  • Added a message to inform users that Internet Explorer isn’t installed when they navigate to a page that’s configured to open in Internet Explorer mode.
  • Updated the 3D View tool in Microsoft Edge DevTools with a new feature to help debug z-index stacking context. 3D View shows a representation of the DOM (Document Object Model) depth using color and stacking, and the z-Index view helps you isolate the different stacking contexts of your page. Learn more.
  • The F12 Dev tools are localized in 10 new languages, so they will match the language used in the rest of the browser. Learn more.
  • Added support for Dolby Vision playback. On Dolby Vision-enabled Windows 10 Build 17134 (April 2018 Update), websites can show Dolby vision content. See how to enable Dolby Vision content from Netflix.
  • Microsoft Edge can now identify and remove duplicate favorites and merge folders with the same name. To access the tool, click the star on the browser’s toolbar and select “Remove duplicate favorites”. You can that confirm changes and any updates to your favorites will be synced across devices.
  • We heard from users it can be difficult to distinguish a normal browsing window in dark theme from an InPrivate window since both window frames are dark. The new solid InPrivate blue pill in the top right corner helps reassure users they are browsing InPrivate.
  • Open external links in the correct browser profile. Select a default profile for links opened for external apps to open in from edge://settings/multiProfileSettings.
  • Added a warning that alerts users who sign into a browser profile with an account after being previously signed in with another account. This warning will help prevent unintentional data merging.
  • If you have payment cards saved in your Microsoft account, you can use them in Microsoft Edge while filling out payment forms. The cards in your Microsoft account will sync across desktop devices and the full details will be shared with the website after two-factor authentication (CVC code and your Microsoft identity.) For further convenience, you can choose to securely save a copy of the card on the device during authentication.
  • Line Focus is designed for users who like to focus on a limited part of the content as they read. It lets users keep the focus on one, three, or five lines at a time and dims out the rest of the page to let users read without distraction. Users can scroll using touch or arrow keys and the focus shifts accordingly.
  • Microsoft Edge is now integrated with Windows Speller on Windows platforms 8.1 and above. This integration provides greater language support, with access to more language dictionaries and the ability to use Windows custom dictionaries. There’s no further action needed from the users when a language has been added in the OS language settings. Also, a language spellcheck toggle is enabled in Microsoft Edge settings.
  • When PDF documents are opened using Microsoft Edge, users will now be able to create highlights, change color, and delete highlights. This feature helps in referencing important parts of the document later, and for collaboration.
  • When loading long PDF documents that have been optimized for web, the pages being viewed by the user will be loaded faster, parallelly, while the rest of the document is loading.
  • Now it’s easier to start the Immersive Reader for a website by just pressing the F9 key.
  • Now it’s easier to start Read Aloud by using a keyboard shortcut (Ctrl + Shift + U).
  • Added an MSI command line parameter that lets you suppress Desktop icon creation when you install Microsoft Edge. The following example shows how to use this new parameter:
    MicrosoftEdgeEnterpriseX64.msi DONOTCREATEDESKTOPSHORTCUT=true
    There will be a group policy to support this functionality in an upcoming release.

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