Microsoft Edge offers an option to clear browsing data automatically when you close the browser on your Windows PC.

Clearing your cache in the Microsoft Edge browser is incredibly simple. There are even two ways in which to do so, and we'll walk you through both.

Clearing browser cache can restore space on your computer or smartphone and it can also help fix issues if a single file, that you might have downloaded while browsing, is causing any trouble.

If you see Waiting for browser.events.data.msn.com on the bottom left side in Edge while launching the browser, this post will help you disable it & understand what it is.

There's a new version of Microsoft Edge in town based on Chromium. Here's how to manage the browser's security and privacy settings.

By default, Edge uses the Balanced setting. How to clear Edge's browsing data Edge also lets you clear your browsing history, either manually or automatically every time you close your browser.

The new Microsoft Edge is deviating from other Chromium based browsers by redesigning the user interface for the Clear browsing data function. Not only are the Microsoft developers making it ...

Don't let your internet history fall into the wrong hands. It's a good idea to delete your browser history and internet cache on occasion. Here's how to do it on the desktop and mobile.

Hit the "Clear Data" button next to the "Cookies and Site Data" heading. The process for clearing cookies in the mobile browser is slightly different.

Microsoft is trying to make its browser as efficient and secure as possible.