

I used the new Edge during Super Bowl weekend, a time when everyone seems to be united over American football. It's one of the most personal web browsers, ever, somehow feeling like a personal assistant. As crazy as it sounds, the new Microsoft Edge, infused with Bing and the new AI features, makes Edge a version of Cortana reborn.


Mark-up: The mark-up tool let users add annotations and highlight or write something on the image. Filtres: The editing tool also has a handful of pre-set filtres which can be selected just by clicking on them. Adjustments: Let users make changes to image parameters like Brightness, Saturation, Exposure, Contrast, Highlights, Shadows, Vignette, Colour and more. This allows users to crop and image as per necessity. Here is the list of tools available and what they do: Crop: The first option it offers is Crop. Choose Edit image option and once the image editor opens, start making the necessary changes. How to edit an image using Edge’s image editor To edit an image, all users need to do is hover over the image and then click on the hamburger icon at the top right corner. Clicking on the Edit image button opens up a new image editor window which includes necessary editing tools. Clicking on it brings up a new sub-menu which includes the Edit image option. As a part of it, users will see a new hamburger menu at the top right corner of the image. Edge’s built-in image editor works on most of the images found on the website.
