Microsoft is currently in the process of rolling out a substantial interface update for its Edge browser. This update seamlessly integrates the design language of the Copilot app into the browser's framework. At present, this update is accessible in the Canary and Dev testing channels.

The scope of this update encompasses several core interfaces of the Edge browser, including the settings page, right-click context menu, and new tab page. By doing so, it aims to bring Edge's visual and interactive experience more in line with that of Copilot. The latest iteration of Edge embraces Copilot's color palette, typography, and the signature rounded corners of window controls. Furthermore, the layout of the settings interface and the new tab page has been meticulously crafted to mirror Copilot's design ethos.

Looking ahead, Microsoft has ambitious plans to extend the Copilot-style user interface across a broader range of products and services. As a result, users can anticipate encountering similar design elements in other web-based products and even within the Windows system interface in the foreseeable future.