Microsoft has debuted its all-new Microsoft Edge browser on Xbox consoles, providing a long-awaited refresh to the web experience on Xbox One and Xbox Series X /S devices.

Microsoft's new Microsoft Edge browser is gradually making its way through the Xbox Insider program, opening up a world of web app-enabled possibilities. Here's a quick look.

The update also comes with support for a mouse. Microsoft Edge is available on the Xbox One, Xbox Series S and Xbox Series X, which will have a Halo Edition coming out in November.

Xbox Series X and Series S consoles can now run emulators and ROMs through the Edge browser without significant slowdowns.

The Chromium-based Edge browser is available for some Xbox Series X / S users in specific testing rings.

How does it work? Put simply, you can access Nvidia’s game streaming service Geforce Now (GFN) through the Microsoft Edge browser on your Xbox. You can play any game in your Steam library on ...

Xbox X/S and Xbox One users can now experience a next-level browsing experience with the latest Microsoft Edge browse. Tap here to discover what it can offer to the users.

It’s not exactly official compatibility, but those looking to use their Nvidia GeForce Now PC game streaming accounts on their Xbox Series X or S consoles are in luck. If you fire up the service ...

As of yesterday, Microsoft's Chromium-based Edge browser became available on both current and last-gen Xbox consoles. When we say it's available, we mean it; this isn't a half-baked port.