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Microsoft has announced that its intent to adopt the Chromium open source project for the development of the Microsoft Edge browser on desktop and plan to roll it out to other Windows versions and macOS. Microsoft is adopting Chromium in an effort to improve Microsoft Edge's compatibility with all websites while getting the best possible battery life and hardware integration on all kinds of Windows devices. In addition to the improvements, Microsoft Edge will also be delivered and updated for all supported versions of Windows as well as other platforms like macOS. Before the shift to Chromium, Microsoft Edge is exclusive to Windows 10. Despite Microsoft’s aggressive push to transition users onto Windows 11, a massive chunk of the user base is flatly refusing to give up Windows 10. Microsoft is reducing the number of Copilot AI integrations in Windows 11, signaling a shift toward a more focused approach to AI features. According to Windows chief Pavan Davuluri, Microsoft is aiming to integrate AI “where it’s most meaningful,” rather than expanding it across every part of the system. Read more in our articles including "Microsoft Edge to adopt Chromium, coming to other platforms" and "Microsoft extends Windows 10 lifespan for another year... again".