As highlighted by Windows Latest, the revelation comes courtesy of a section in the Microsoft 365 roadmap titled ‘Microsoft Edge: AI theme generator,’ which explains how the new feature will allow you to enter a text prompt and generate a series of images to preview as potential Edge themes.

Microsoft is adding an "AI theme generator" to its Edge web browser in a move that may narrow the huge gap with Google's Chrome and Apple's Safari.

Privacy concerns seem to have driven Microsoft to remove the option to follow creators through Edge. It appears that Microsoft will completely remove an Edge feature that allowed you to follow content creators through the browser.

The upcoming Edge feature will be called AI theme generator. It will allow you to create a new theme using text prompts.

Edge might be based on the same open-source Chromium engine as Google's Chrome, but it's no mere clone. These three features are great for making the web less annoying.

If you want to change certain settings in Edge, you may not be able to in the future - if you have an inactivated copy of Windows 11, that is.

Unactivated Windows users potentially face restrictions in the future as Microsoft tests tighter controls on browser settings.

In a strategic move to compete more aggressively in the browser wars, Microsoft Edge has recently unveiled a series of updates that not only enhance user experience but also fortify security. The latest rollout,