After installing the patch (1.27), the browser no longer crashes for some folks, while others continue to have issues. On the bright side, it looks like Microsoft has seen the reports and they’re aware of the issue, and there are some fixes available in a new patch pushed earlier today. The last big Edge update added a new disk caching feature, made improvements to the sidebar and much more. Microsoft Edge has also received Windows 11’s Mica and other design improvements as the company continues to beg on WinUI and better design consistency. There’s a new feature that lets you configure session cookie sharing between Microsoft Edge and Internet Explorer for IE mode. Navigate to HKEYLOCALMACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Edge or HKEYCURRENTUSER\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft. This ensures better security and Microsoft says it’s working on more cross-platform security support.įor enterprise customers, there are improvements to the Cloud Site List Management experience. According to the changelog, Edge 105 promises an enhanced security mode with support for WebAssembly. Microsoft Edge 105 comes with a couple of new additions. The browser crashes only when the entry is present in the system, which is why we recommend removing it.Īnother simple, though it may not work on all systems, fix is to download Edge Installer and repair the existing installation. It is important to understand “MetricsReportingEnabled” entry was created by old browser policies and is no longer required.
If you followed the steps correctly, Microsoft Edge will start again. Search for “MetricsReportingEnabled” and delete related entries.Navigate to “HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Edge” or “HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Edge”.This seems to be crashing the browser as old entries are still present in the system.
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