Microsoft is adding a new coupons feature to its Edge browser today. Coupons and promo codes will appear inside Edge as an alert when you’re shopping online, and they can be automatically applied to a basket when you’re ready to check out.
This of course begs the question “Do microsoft edge coupons work?”
Coupons and promo codes will appear inside Edge as an alert when you’re shopping online, and they can be automatically applied to a basket when you’re ready to check out. The coupons feature also includes price comparisons, so if you’re shopping online, Edge can surface different retailers that might offer items at lower prices.
Coupons are a great way to save money, but they often require a lot of work to find the right ones at the right time. That’s why we’re excited to announce our new coupons feature in Microsoft Edge (starting in build 86.0.622.61), which we hope will make it faster and easier to save money with built-in coupons.
You can view the list of coupons at any time by clicking on the blue shopping tag in the address bar. At checkout, you can copy and paste a code or Microsoft Edge can automatically try them all to determine which one will save you the most.
What does shopping in Microsoft Edge mean?
Microsoft integrates “Shopping in Microsoft Edge” feature in Microsoft Edge web browser that informs users about available coupons for select sites.
One of the next things we wanted the answer to was: what is Microsoft Edge and how does it save you money?
(Pocket-lint) – Microsoft is introducing new Edge features, one of which automatically surfaces coupons and promo codes. So, when you’re shopping online, the browser will show you any savings available as an alert. The discounts can then be applied to your cart. Microsoft’s browser will also show price comparisons.
If you’ve already found the place where what you want is at its most affordable, Edge will let you know that too. That same icon will also allow you to take advantage of Edge’s new coupon feature. When you visit a new website, the browser will let you know if there any coupons you can use to save some cash.
Another frequent query is “What do you like most about Microsoft Edge?”.
This is what I discovered. on top of that I think the UI is also better looking and more in line with the rest of Windows 10’s design. It also has an actually good PDF reader, while Chrome’s reader is not trash but it still not very good. I believe if people actually tried Edge without being biased they’d like it just as much as Chrome if not better.
Also, should I give Microsoft Edge a shot?
Let us see if we can figure it out! i’d give Edge a shot if every machine that has Windows on it didn’t try to a) pre-install it and make it uninstallable, and b) embed pop-up ads in the operating system to continuously try to push it.
Does Microsoft’s price comparison tool work with coupons?
As we mentioned when Microsoft first added a price comparison tool to Edge last month, much of the shopping functionality it’s baking into Edge is already available through third-party extensions. The new coupon functionality you can replicate with tools like Honey.