If you like to stay ahead of browser evolution, using dev builds is a great way to see what's on the horizon. Often that means taking a look at a feature or two that will be ported to a stable version of a browser later on, but with the latest development release of Edge, Microsoft has packed a lot of things to explore. . Of course, there are the usual tweaks and bug fixes, but what's impressive about Edge 88.0.705.9 on the Insider Dev Channel is the amount of new features that have been added. Windows, macOS, and Linux users can benefit from something. Some of the more interesting new options are passwords. In the latest development version, Edge can not only generate new passwords for you, but also has the option to copy and change the passwords you have saved in the browser. Improvements have been made to the History menu, so you can now choose to display an icon next to the address bar and see all available tabs in recently closed windows. History can now also be pinned to the side of the browser window, just like you can with Favorites. For anyone running Edge on macOS, this latest development release sees the arrival of picture-in-picture mode, so you can watch videos in a floating window while continuing to browse the web. Microsoft will bring this option to other platforms in due course.