Microsoft Edge Android version now provides Copilot translation function, and the Windows version is under small-scale testing

News from this site on April 26. As we all know, Microsoft is currently trying its best to promote its AI assistant Copilot. In addition to the Copilot that comes with Windows 10/11, the Copilot function is also integrated in the Edge browser and Office.

At present, Copilot still has weaknesses compared to AI tools such as GPT, but some of the functions it provides are also very practical for Windows users and Edge users, such as its own translation function.

According to @Leopeva64’s discovery, Microsoft has added this feature to the Android version of the Edge Dev browser and is also working on it for a small number of users. Testing available for desktop Edge users. This site points out that Copilot is Copilot in the Edge browser.

The blogger said that Microsoft often rolls out specific features to a selected number of users for testing before widespread release, such as "sharing "Button can currently only be accessed through the Copilot web version on Edge, and is not supported on Chrome for the time being.

In addition, Microsoft has recently increased the character limit of Copilot on Edge, which can support a "balanced" mode of up to 4,000 characters, and a slightly slower "Balanced" mode with an 8,000 character limit. "Creative" and "Precision" modes.

Related reading:

• "Microsoft unlocks Copilot features: the character limit is raised to 16,000, and supports combing PDF and other file contents"

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