Microsoft testing 'Super Duper Secure Mode' for its Edge browser

Microsoft's name for "Super Duper Secure Mode" may be fun, but the feature is serious about security. What you need to know Microsoft is testing a "Super Duper Secure Mode" for its Edge browser. The mode aims to improve security without having an adverse effect on performance. The feature can be enabled through edge://flags in Edge Canary, Dev, and Beta. Microsoft is testing out a "Super Duper Secure Mode" on its Edge browser. The goal of the mode is to improve browser security without adversely affecting performance. Super Duper Secure Mode is only an experiment at the moment and will likely get a new name that's "more professional" when it launches. The Microsoft Browser Vulnerability Research team breaks down the experimental feature in more technical detail (via Bleeping Computer). For everyday users, the main takeaway is that Microsoft is working on a way to make its Edge browser more secure without lowering its performance. At the core of the experiment is the "Just-In-T...