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IT Home reported on November 7 that Microsoft released an update to the stable version of Microsoft Edge 157 yesterday (November 6), clarifying that the new “accelerated app launch” feature applies to Windows 11 versions 25H2, 26H1 and 26H2, and that the Edge browser must be upgraded to version 150 or later.
The new “accelerated app launch” feature primarily targets “warm starts” (when the app is already running in the background). Microsoft says Edge can launch up to 33% faster under heavy multitasking workloads, with an average improvement of about 15%. Microsoft is also exploring using the mechanism to open PDF files faster.
IT Home provides the following release notes for the stable version of Microsoft Edge 157:
Announced the gradual deprecation of native browser XSLT support. Starting with Edge 157, the feature will be disabled by default in preview channels; it will be disabled by default in the stable channel starting with Edge 159. Exception support provided through temporary policies and Origin Trials is scheduled to end in Edge 176.
Discontinued the legacy sign-in implementation that called WAM directly, switched to OneAuth, and completed the migration in Edge 157. Some users may need to sign in again.
Added support for signing in with an Apple Account. In addition to a Microsoft account, users can now sign in to Edge with an Apple Account.
Upgraded the Copilot new tab page, combining the search and chat input boxes and providing suggested actions and curated work content.
Updated the Copilot sidebar with a simpler interface, refreshed icons, and features including Copilot Voice and Vision.
Removed the “fade inactive tabs” feature and its related settings.
Improved tab hover cards to show memory usage more clearly, along with the memory saved when inactive tabs are discarded.
Added an opt-in setting for managed devices to control whether Edge runs automatically when Windows starts.
Fixed an issue in which the browser remained unresponsive for a long time for some users when they interacted with certain web apps after enabling accessibility features.
Added several enterprise policies covering cloud management enrollment, Blueprint GWA availability, component updates, and proxy HTTP authentication.
Deprecated the BackForwardCacheForWebSocketsAllowed policy.