Microsoft Edge Dev rolls out natural voice support for Android

The latest version of Edge Dev brings several features to the browser on PC, Android, and macOS.

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What you need to know

Microsoft recently rolled out an update to its Edge Dev. The update brings the browser to version 95.1011.1. Unlike a couple of the recent builds to roll out to Edge Dev, this latest build includes several new features. Edge users on Android devices can now use natural voices with the Read Aloud feature, and PC users can hide the extensions button by right-clicking on the address bar or the “…” menu.

Here’s the complete changelog for Edge Dev 95.0.1011.1:

Mobile:

Management policies (note that updates to administrative templates or documentation may not have occurred yet):

Developer:

You can browse through all of the fixes, changed behaviors, and known issues in Microsoft’sTech Community poston the build.

Microsoft just rolled out a handful of features for Edge Dev. The Android version of the browser now supports natural voices with the Read Aloud feature.

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