Microsoft is continuing its big AI push — and the latest development might directly impact your team’s day-to-day workflow.
A new feature being tested could make Copilot launch automatically inside Microsoft Edge, meaning it would be ready in your sidebar the moment you open a browser window or start a new tab. Right now, you need to click the Copilot icon manually. But soon, that might change.
Why This Matters
Love it or hate it, Microsoft wants Copilot to be deeply integrated into how we browse and work online. And if your team already uses Edge, this could bring both productivity benefits and important security improvements.
Key Features in Testing
Copilot Auto-Launch: No clicks required. It’s just there — ready to summarize pages, brainstorm content, or answer quick questions.
“Ask Copilot” in Settings: Need help changing browser settings? You might soon be able to just ask Copilot instead of hunting through menus.
Scareware Blocker: This AI tool detects and blocks scam and fake-alert websites before your team falls for them.
Benefits for Businesses
✅ Faster Troubleshooting – Skip the help desk or Google searches. Ask Copilot directly when something isn’t working right.
✅ AI-Enhanced Productivity – Summarize articles, help write emails, or translate content on the spot.
✅ Real-Time Scam Protection – Microsoft’s AI tools could spot fake tech support alerts or phishing attempts right inside the browser.
What About Privacy?
There’s no clear information yet on how this feature will handle your data — and that’s where some businesses may hesitate. If Copilot is always active, privacy controls and transparency will be key. Microsoft may offer a toggle to disable it, but it’s something to keep an eye on.
What’s Next?
This feature is still being tested in Edge Canary (Microsoft’s preview version), so it’s not guaranteed to roll out — but all signs suggest the company is heading in this direction.
📢 Ready to Try Copilot Securely?
At Myriad Technologies, we help businesses like yours stay ahead of tech changes — without sacrificing productivity or privacy.
If you’re thinking about integrating Microsoft Copilot or upgrading your Edge experience, get in touch with our team today. We’ll make sure your tools are secure, optimized, and easy to use.