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Microsoft Quietly tests Copilot in Edge InPrivate Browsing Mode
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Microsoft Quietly tests Copilot in Edge InPrivate Browsing Mode
Microsoft is testing a controversial change in Edge Canary: the AI assistant Copilot now appears in InPrivate browsing mode. In Edge’s InPrivate mode, features like Copilot are normally turned off to protect user privacy by ensuring activity isn’t saved or tracked. The Copilot button normally doesn’t appear at all. We noticed that in the Edge […]
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