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Edge’s PDF reader gets a brain boost with Copilot

Edge’s PDF reader gets a brain boost with Copilot

Eray EliaçıkbyEray Eliaçık
16 August 2024
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Microsoft Edge is leveling up its PDF reader with a fresh boost from Copilot, bringing AI-driven smart keywords right into your documents. This upgrade means Edge’s PDF reader isn’t just about viewing files anymore—it’s about interacting with them in smarter, more intuitive ways.

Copilot in action: What’s new?

Edge has already been making waves with Copilot, the AI that lets you summarize, analyze, and ask questions about any document, including PDFs. Now, the latest update supercharges this experience by introducing AI-generated smart keywords.

Another feature that will use AI will be the keyword generator in Edge's PDF reader, in Canary Microsoft has changed the icon for this feature and has also updated the tooltip which now mentions that these keywords will be generated with Copilot:https://t.co/idVlW4OgUj pic.twitter.com/Ra9f12duCY

— Leopeva64 (@Leopeva64) May 29, 2024

These keywords are like having a highlighter that knows exactly what’s important. They’re short phrases or terms that pop up in your document, pointing you straight to the most crucial content. No more endless scrolling or manual searching—Copilot’s got you covered.

How it works?

Open any PDF in Edge, and you’ll notice something new. Copilot doesn’t just summarize anymore; it highlights these smart keywords throughout the document. You can click on these keywords to dive deeper, with Copilot offering additional insights at every turn. It’s a streamlined way to get the information you need without the hassle.

Edge’s PDF reader gets a brain boost with Copilot
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This feature is currently being tested in Edge Canary, where eagle-eyed browser researcher Leo spotted updates like a new icon and tooltip for the keyword generator. It’s a sign that Microsoft is serious about making Edge’s PDF reader not just functional, but powerful.

Coming soon?

While this smart keyword feature is still in the works, some users in the Edge Canary or Dev channels might already be enjoying it. For everyone else, the wait continues—but it’s clear that Microsoft is gearing up to make your PDF experience in Edge smarter and more efficient than ever before.

With Copilot leading the way, Edge’s PDF reader is transforming from a simple tool into a dynamic assistant, making sure you always have the most important information at your fingertips.


Featured image credit: Microsoft

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Meet Eray, a tech enthusiast passionate about AI, crypto, gaming, and more. Eray is always looking into new developments, exploring unique topics, and keeping up with the latest trends in the industry.

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