Get ready for Edge Dev build 105.0.1329.1
- Edge Insiders will be thrilled to learn a new build is now live for them.
- Know that build 105.0.1329.1 is only for the Insiders on the Dev channel.
- It comes packed with fixes, tweaks, and you can read all about it right here.
You might be wondering what else is happening with your favorite browser, so allow us to get you up to date with all the Edge changes.
After the tech giant known as Microsoft informed us all about the improvements of automatic cache compression in Edge, it pushed a fresh update to the Dev channel for public testing.
We’re about to take a more in-depth dive and discover all of the tweaks, improvements, and maybe known issues that come with the new software version.
What’s coming with Edge build 105.0.1329.1?
Yes, you’ve heard correctly, version 105.0.1329.1 is now live with several new features, among which are PDF Editor improvements and an updated mute indicator.
And yes, we are talking about Microsoft’s Edge browser, because it’s not all about Chrome and Firefox nowadays.
Hello insiders, we are releasing a new build to the Dev channel. We have added more improvements to old features, improved reliability, and changed the behavior of more things this week.
Let’s take a closer look at the changelog and see what’s new with build 105.0.1329.1:
Added features:
- Added a button in the PDF toolbar to share documents.
- Added a mute indicator on tabs when the browser is muted in the volume mixer
Improved reliability:
- Updated max URL length in the side pane for visual search
- We added an always enforce list to Enhanced Security mode
- Improved iOS Feedback prompt to notify when connection is blocking the ability to send feedback
Changed behavior:
- Fixed a crash when getting the page count in print preview
- Fixed the downloads toolbar icon disappearing after a download started and the flyout was closed
- Fixed the blank space in the Guest mode indicator
- Fixed a crash on iOS when closing tabs while Read Aloud is active
- Fixed a crash when restoring tabs from a previously closed window
- Fixed a crash when adding a Favorites folder on iOS
- Fixed an issue where Microsoft Reward was not displaying in Settings on mobile
Users will surely be thankful for the fixed crash when getting the page count in print preview , as we know how tedious print processes have been lately with the Windows operating systems.
It’s just something about transferring pixels to paper that Microsoft simply doesn’t know how to get right, but the situation is definitely improving.
Also, the Redmond-based tech colossus added a mute indicator on tabs when the browser is muted in the volume mixer, which is going to be very useful.
And, if you wanted to check your rewards on your phone but couldn’t, know that Microsoft also fixed an issue where Microsoft Reward was not displaying in Settings on mobile
Those are pretty much the most notable changes with Edge build 105.0.1329.1, which was released to Insiders on the Dev channel.
As far as Edge is concerned, remember that Microsoft is still investigating an issue with Collection sync, and we’re all still waiting for a fix.
We’re going to let you get more familiar with this changelog while we start digging for more information on your favorite browser.
What are your thoughts on this recent Edge release? Share your opinions with us in the comments section below.
