Microsoft Edge will help you save even more money this shopping season

Microsoft Edge users will benefit from improved deal discovery

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Microsofthas announced an upgrade for itsweb browserEdge that could help users identify thebest deals on Black FridayandCyber Monday.

The company has formed a new partnership withecommerce platformShopify, which will see millions more listings added to thedatabasethat serves theMicrosoft Edgeshopping tab.

According to a Microsoftblog post, the Edge shopping tab will now offer “more diverse products, better prices, and improved discovery of deals”. And on the other side of the equation, the 1.7 million Shopify sellers will enjoy a greater level of visibility for their products.

The integration will also benefit shoppers using the MicrosoftBingsearch engine and the company’s personalized news feed service, Microsoft Start.

Shopping on Microsoft Edge

Shopping on Microsoft Edge

The timing of the new Microsoft-Shopify partnership is no coincidence, with many shoppers looking to make purchases sooner rather than later to ensure supply chain disruption doesn’t leave them empty handed ahead of the holiday season.

With Black Friday now less than a month away, it’s also likely that retailers (and Shopify sellers) will begin to think about releasing a handful of early deals, which Edge should be better equipped to identify.

The deeper range of shopping listings also synergizes nicely with the Edge coupon feature, released earlier this year, that highlights any active discount codes for the current site in the URL bar.

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In the blog post, Microsoft also hinted at future upgrades for Edge and its other web-based services, in a similar vein.

“This new integration of Shopify in Microsoft’s web experiences is just the beginning of some great new shopping enhancements we will be rolling out to provide thoughtful, convenient, and more secure experiences for shoppers,” explained the firm.

“We are excited to create new and meaningful connections between shops and shoppers for this season and beyond.”

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Joel Khalili is the News and Features Editor at TechRadar Pro, covering cybersecurity, data privacy, cloud, AI, blockchain, internet infrastructure, 5G, data storage and computing. He’s responsible for curating our news content, as well as commissioning and producing features on the technologies that are transforming the way the world does business.

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