Microsoft is retiring Copilot Mode in the Edge browser, as its functionalities are now seamlessly integrated into both desktop and mobile versions. Initially launched in July 2022, Copilot Mode allowed users to search and analyze information across multiple tabs. Now, users can easily ask questions or give commands to the integrated Copilot, such as requesting comparisons of products across open tabs. The updated Edge also introduces Journeys, enabling users to save and revisit projects, and features like Vision and Voice for hands-free browsing. Additionally, Copilot now has long-term memory, allowing it to recall previous interactions. New tools like Study and Learn mode and a Writing Assistant enhance the browsing experience, catering especially to students and professionals. A unique feature converts open tabs into podcasts, although this is limited to English-speaking markets. Users can customize their Copilot experience through Edge settings, opting in or out of various features.