Microsoft Edge beta for iOS picks up support for 1Password, LastPass, and 3D Touch

Microsoft Edge for iOS officially launched out of preview for everyone at the cease of Nov, but Microsoft has connected to exam new features with a beta version of the app through Apple's TestFlight programme. The latest batch of features to hit the beta app include newly added support for LastPass and 1Password, likewise equally support for the iPhone's 3D Impact feature (via OnMSFT).

The biggest boon here is the added password manager support, which allows users to quickly fill in their login details stored with either LastPass or 1Password. When you find yourself at an account login page, you lot should now be able to access whichever password manager y'all utilise through the share canvas to make full in details. Presumably, this is simply the outset and we'll run into support for more countersign managers added over time.

Equally for 3D Touch support, you can now force press the Edge icon on your home screen to see a list of new options. These include initiating a vocalization search, creating a new tab, creating a new InPrivate tab, or using the QR scanner. Using one of the 3D Touch options will let you jump into whichever you choose to jump direct into that portion of the app.

This update follows the additions of iPhone X support in the last major update to Edge on iOS. The TestFlight program is adequately express in scope, then these latest feature additions will roll out to a relatively small audience at outset. Nonetheless, they should brand their way to the releasee version for anybody soon.

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