Recently, Microsoft published a series of usage statistics about the Edge browser over the past year on its official blog, which has attracted widespread attention. According to the data, Edge users completed over 10 billion AI chats in this year, indicating a deep integration of artificial intelligence technology in everyday web browsing. In addition to AI chat, Edge has also demonstrated its powerful features in other areas. The data shows that users achieved 38 trillion words of automated translation through the browser.

Microsoft announced today that Microsoft Edge and other Chromium-based browsers will support copying and pasting SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) files through the Async Clipboard API. This significant breakthrough will significantly enhance user experience and web development efficiency. SVG format has always been the preferred choice for web graphics due to its high-quality visual effects and the ability to scale losslessly. However, web applications face many challenges when dealing with SVG co

In the experimental version of the Edge browser, Microsoft promotes its Bing chat tool when users search for 'Google Bard'. Microsoft aims to leverage various channels to promote Bing chat and gain an edge over Google Bard. By launching Bing chat ahead of Google Bard and integrating it into multiple applications, Microsoft seeks to establish a first-mover advantage. This competition is expected to bring more innovation and choices to users, with both sides accelerating the development of AI-driven search engines.