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Problem: I can’t save web pages with Edge.Problem: Your mouse ‘hover’ pop-ups and other features aren’t working on Edge.Problem: Edge is stuck in an infinite loop.Problem: My passwords don’t work in Edge.

Problem: I can’t find my favorites or downloads.

Problem: The occasional website ‘has a problem’ or ‘needs Internet Explorer’.

Problem: All web pages ‘have a problem’ and won’t load.

Problem: Edge’s internet cuts out frequently or cannot connect.

Problem: Edge runs slowly and has trouble loading.

If you don’t have our tools yet, you can start a free trial (no credit card required). If you already have a license to Snap&Read, Co:Writer, Quizbot, and/or Word Bank, just download the Extensions on the new Edge Browser. With over 32,000 schools using our Human Learning Tools on Google Chrome, schools and districts in the Microsoft ecosystem will get the same opportunity to provide these powerful learning supports to their students. With Edge’s release, we are launching our tools on the Microsoft Edge Add-ons site-adding some powerful tools to Microsoft Edge to help students read and write.

With Microsoft’s commitment to accessibility, and the new solid browser foundation, we jumped on the opportunity to integrate our Human Learning Tools with Edge. Microsoft hopes to gain more momentum than previous versions of Edge, whose market share never got above the single digits. In an interesting turn of events, this one is based on Google’s open source project, Chromium, meaning the new Microsoft Edge browser will share the same foundation as Google Chrome. Now, just a year after that Super Bowl ad, they launched their new Edge browser for macOS and Windows. Their CEO, Satya Nadella, aims to make all of Microsoft’s products accessible to everyone. Microsoft is taking accessibility pretty seriously (if ponying up for a Superbowl ad for their accessible game controller is any indication).