Microsoft is planning a change for Edge to allow the browser to stay open when the last tab is closed. Currently, when you only have one tab remaining in an Edge window, if you close that tab, the app will close itself as well. With the new option – which leaker Leopeva64 spotted in testing, in the Canary version of the browser – Edge will no longer close when that final tab is dismissed. Instead, a default tab will open (NTP or New Tab Page) in its place, keeping the browser running. Microsoft is testing an option that will cause controversy: when you click the “close” button of the last open tab, the browser doesn’t close but instead switches to the NTP:https://t.co/h0pW7h3jRr.https://t.co/4gEvLmj8Nt pic.twitter.com/qSNJd8h8g1December 11, 2023 See more You can see the new scheme of things in action in Leopeva64’s tweet above. Essentially, Edge becomes like the Terminator. You can kill that last tab, but it keeps coming […]