In the following sections, I've used the edge://settings shortcuts that allow you to jump straight to a specific section.
Note that you can configure most of the Edge options I describe here by clicking the three dots in the top right corner of the browser window (or pressing Alt+F)and then choosing Settings from the Edge menu. Most of the steps I outline below apply to all versions, but I've specifically focused on Windows 10 in this post. You can just dive in and start using the new Edge, but I recommend making a few tweaks first. On Windows 10, your legacy Edge browser will be automatically upgraded to the new Edge if you're running a retail version of Windows, but that automatic upgrade won't happen on commercial editions (Enterprise and Server) or on systems where the user has signed in using Active Directory or Azure Active Directory. Here's how you can still get a free Windows 10 upgrade
Microsoft enters the final test phase for Windows 10 22H2 before it rolls out How to recover deleted files in Windows 10 or 11
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