These are settings that you would configure to give your users a consistent experience, but these settings can be changed by the end user to suite their own preferences. The “Default Settings” node performs a similar function as Group Policy Preferences (GPP). With Microsoft Edge though, you should notice that there are two nodes available, as shown in the image below. As with most group policy settings, you can configure settings within the user configuration and computer configuration. Group policy templates for Microsoft Edge are available to download. This is very useful for verification of Microsoft Edge group policy deployments. In this article I specifically want to talk around the feature in Microsoft Edge which allows you to see which policies are applied to the browser. Microsoft Edge is ready for business and has dedicated deployment resources for the enterprise. Unlike the original Edge browser, which is only available for Windows 10, the new Microsoft Edge Chromium based browser can be installed on Windows 7/8/8.1/10 and is also available for MacOS.
Microsoft lists the following new and updated policies: They list several new policies and policies changes, which administrators may configure to customize Microsoft Edge. The release notes lists no new features for Home users.
The issue has not been addressed in the update that Microsoft released. It is unclear if Edge is affected by this as well. Google released another security update for Chrome yesterday, which addressed an issue that is exploited in the wild. All security issues affect the Chromium core of the web browser none are Edge specific. The Security Updates guide lists 8 different security issues in Edge 107, six less than Google patched in Chrome 107 earlier this week.
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