Microsoft is testing a new “Kids Mode” for Edge that makes the browser safer for younger users with just a few clicks. Edge already has several family features, but those settings must be ...

Microsoft announced what it’s calling a new, native browsing mode in February, and Kids Mode started rolling out to the stable Edge browser platform on Thursday.

In fact, parents’ authentication is even required to exit Kids Mode so your child doesn’t accidentally go somewhere they shouldn’t. Kids Mode is simple to use, and most importantly safe ensuring peace ...

Microsoft Edge's new child-friendly 'Kids Mode' is now generally available and has begun rolling out to users in the USA.

The latest version of Microsoft Edge is bringing yet another exclusive feature, designed to help keep kids safe online when web browsing.

Microsoft Edge 90 rolled out today. The biggest addition in the latest version of the browser is Kids Mode, a child-friendly mode with several features to help children stay safe online.

The Microsoft Edge web launches Kids Mode to protect the children who browses the web. Here's how you can activate the new feature.

Microsoft just launched a Kids Mode for its Edge browser. The mode limits websites and comes with two separate options, one aimed at those aged 5-8 and one for ages 9-12.

We learned in February that Microsoft was testing a Kids Mode for its Edge browser — as of today, it's now available for English users in the US.

With its kid-friendly features and safety guardrails in place, Kids Mode is a great place for children to safely explore the web,” the tech giant notes. The new mode isn’t available to all users just ...

Microsoft Edge is adding a new Kids Mode to its browser that offers quick and easy parential controls for safe web browsing.

Microsoft has released a new Kids Mode for its popular Edge browser that allows children to discover the web in a fun way while limiting their access to only approved sites. Aimed at pre-teens ...