Microsoft has added a variety of user-friendly features to its Edge browser, and while most of them are useful, they have also been criticized by some users for being bloated.
According to information found by reddit user Leopeva64-2, the Canary version of Microsoft Edge browser has added an image editing feature that allows users to edit images before saving them and right-click on them to call the built-in editor.
As you can see from the screenshot below, this feature is basically a copy of the editing features in the Win11 Photos app, with support for cropping, adjusting, filters, and doodling.
IT Home has learned that the image editing feature is available for some users of the Canary version of the Edge browser, so you can wait for the subsequent push of the feature to the official version.
Microsoft also provides tools such as world clock, calculator, dictionary, translator, unit converter and internet speed test in Edge Canary 105, which can be found by opening the sidebar access.
