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Sean Endicott

Microsoft Edge for Android will copy this Google Chrome feature for private browsing

Microsoft Edge for Android with the bottom web address bar enabled on the new Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra.

Microsoft Edge for Android could soon have a new feature that will help you keep personal content private. The mobile browser has a new feature in testing that will allow you to lock InPrivate sessions.

When the feature is enabled, Edge will lock your InPrivate sessions when you leave the browser and then require a PIN or biometric login to reopen your InPrivate tabs.

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