Microsoft claims it’s "simplifying" the browser, but retiring Collections without a functional replacement leaves some power users with a broken workflow.

Microsoft Edge is dropping its Collections feature, raising questions about how the company handles user trust and data.

Microsoft is retiring Edge Collections with incomplete migration options that lose either data or functionality, reflecting strategic shift toward AI-first browser.

Microsoft is retiring the Collections feature in Microsoft Edge, with warning notices (spotted by Windows Report) now appearing in the Collections panel. Launched in 2020, the tool allows Edge users ...

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