Pictures: Microsoft is testing a new feature in its Edge browser

Microsoft is trying hard to give a new breath every time to its Microsoft Edge web browser, especially in the context of great competition with other experienced companies, chiefly Google with the Google Chrome browser, and to a lesser extent Mozilla with its Mozilla Firefox browser, and in this context it revealed Microsoft announced a new feature as its primary protection mission.

And Microsoft announced that it has begun testing a new feature on its Microsoft Edge browser, which is a feature primarily intended for children by keeping pace with them while searching the digital world, and protecting them from inappropriate content, and this is a special mode for children, "Kids Mode", as Microsoft says The new feature is currently being tested for Insider versions, and according to Microsoft, the new mode will be directed at children between the ages of 5 and 12.

According to Microsoft, "Kids Mode" will integrate the "Bing SafeSearch" feature into the Bing search engine, which will allow inappropriate and inappropriate content to be monitored on the search results of the engine, and it will also allow parents to control the content generally displayed on the browser and thus reassure that Children will not visit any sites that are not intended for children or decide on content inappropriate for their age.

And Microsoft says that using "Kids Mode" on the Microsoft Edge browser enables the transition to full screen mode and that the only way to leave it is to enter the password that was previously configured by the parents, which means maximum protection for children.