Microsoft Edge will allow users to remove unwanted features from their browsing experience

Microsoft Edge is testing a new feature that will allow users to remove some of its features. The feature is currently available in the Canary Channel as part of the Controlled Feature Rollout.

With this new feature, users will be able to disable optional components by heading to Settings Optional Features or the edge://settings/optionalFeatures link. This means that users will be able to remove features that they do not use or do not want to see.

Many people have been complaining that Microsoft is turning what was once a decent and fast browser into bloated adware. Therefore, the new Optional Features settings section will please many users. They will be able to customize the browser to their liking and remove any unwanted features.

This new feature is great news for users who want a more streamlined browsing experience. It will also help Microsoft Edge to stay competitive in the ever-changing browser market. By giving users more control over the features they use, Microsoft is showing that it is listening to its users and responding to their needs.