This policy is supported in Edge versions 113 and 114 but will be discontinued in Edge version 115.

Microsoft Root Store policy updated: The MicrosoftRootStoreEnabled policy controls the verification of server certificates.When this policy is enabled, users will be redirected to the view settings they left while viewing the PDF in the last session in Edge. Addition of new policy for PDF View settings: A new Edge policy has been included that lets administrators control how the PDF View settings are recovered.The following list of features has also been included in Edge 113: It also requires less user interaction and mitigates most errors. EdgeUpdater provides an optimized browser updating experience that is both fast and reliable. Microsoft Edge 113 now uses the new EdgeUpdater instead of the older Microsoft AutoUpdate. If you use Microsoft Edge on macOS, then this change affects you.

To set your tracking prevention policy go to Microsoft Edge Settings > Privacy, search. The removal of this mode ensures that the users use at least the Balanced mode, making their time on the internet more secure. The Basic mode allowed most trackers to work on the websites. With Edge version 113, the “Basic Enhanced Security Mode” has been removed, and users are now left with Balanced and Strict only. Previously, there were 3 security modes available in Edge: Basic, Balanced, and Strict. The Edge browser has built-in security modes that you you can select which define how strict your browsing experience is, and what cookies and tracking information to allow and to block. New in Microsoft Edge 113 Basic Enhanced Security Removed More information about security fixes can be found here.

Compatibility: Windows 11, 10 (32-bit and 64-bit), Mac, Linux, iOS, and Android.

Download Security Baseline for Microsoft Edge 113.

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