Microsoft Has Improved The Features Of Immersive Reader And Sleeping Tabs With The Release Of A New Update For The Dev Version Of The Edge Browser.

Microsoft has released version 94 of Edge for the Dev Channel. Immersive Reader and Sleeping Tabs features have been improved in this version of Edge, and a dedicated Accessibility section page has been added to Edge settings. Microsoft has made significant improvements to Immersive Reader in version 94 of Edge. This version makes it possible to remove ads and visual elements, and photos and change the font type and background color to make users focus more on the text.

In version 94 of Edge, Microsoft has added a new option to the Immersive Reader section to make the text columns wider. Users can find the Text column style option in the Text preferences settings section and choose between narrow, medium, or wide options.

In this version of Microsoft Edge, the Redmondians have improved the functional feature of Sleeping Tabs. Sleeping Tabs or Performance Mod allows you to optimize speed, response time, memory consumption, CPU consumption, and even battery consumption. This mode causes the opened tabs to go to sleep after a certain period of time, and their processing load is removed from the CPU and RAM.

Currently, in the official version of Microsoft Edge, the minimum time to use the Sleeping Tabs feature is at least five minutes. Still, in version 94 of Microsoft Edge, the tabs can fall asleep after thirty seconds.

All of these new enhancements are available in Microsoft Edge Dev v94.0.982.2. If you are interested in using these features, you can download the Dev Edge version here. Microsoft Edge is released in three different trial versions: the Beta version is updated every four weeks, the Dev version is updated weekly, and the Canary version is updated daily.

According to xda-developers, the release cycle of Microsoft Edge stable versions has been reduced from six to four weeks. According to Microsoft, version 94 of Microsoft Edge will be released in the beta channel in the second week of September and will be officially available to all users around October 1st.

What do you think about Microsoft Edge? What are the new features of this browser?