"In mobile Edge, you can now ask Copilot to summarize or answer questions about multiple tabs just as you can in the desktop version. That means no more hopping from one tab to another to summarize each one separately. To try this, first make sure you've updated Edge on your Apple or Android device so that you're running version 148 or higher. Fire up the browser. As you research a particular topic, you'll likely open multiple tabs on it. On the new tab page, tap the Copilot icon at the start of the search bar, then type or speak your question or request, such as "Summarize the information in the open tabs.""
"Plus, there are a few features new to both the mobile and desktop flavors. Also: Why Edge stores your passwords in plaintext, according to Microsoft Now for the details. As described in a new blog post by Edge product VP Sean Lyndersay, Edge for mobile has adopted several AI-powered skills previously found only in its desktop counterpart."
"You can ask for summaries of multiple open tabs and your history. You can also ask Copilot to create podcasts and quizzes from a web page."
Mobile Edge for iPhone and Android integrates Copilot AI more heavily, bringing capabilities previously limited to the desktop version. Copilot can summarize or answer questions using multiple open tabs at once, reducing the need to switch tabs for separate summaries. After updating to Edge version 148 or higher, users can open several tabs on a topic and then tap the Copilot icon on the new tab page to ask for a combined summary. Copilot can also work with browsing history to provide summaries. Additional capabilities include creating podcasts and quizzes from content on a web page.
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