Microsoft Edge, Game Assist and Stable

Microsoft Edge Game Assist Now Available in Stable Version
Microsoft has officially released the Game Assist feature for Microsoft Edge, making it available to all users of the stable version. This new tool is made to improve the gaming experience for PC users,
Microsoft Edge Game Assist hits Stable release so you can now use it to pin videos in-game without setting it as your default browser
The key allure, though, apart from it attempting to find relevant guides and information for whatever you're playing in select games, is its ability to be pinned on-screen while gaming. Y'know, for all the single-screen peasants (kidding—just a personal jab at my single-screen defenders here in the PC Gamer hardware den).
Game Assist is now available to all Edge users without having to install additional software or change the default browser
Game Assist is helpful for those who do not know their way through video games. It can help gamers find solutions quickly.
Microsoft Edge’s Game Assist Feature Goes Out of Beta on Windows 11
Microsoft Edge Game Assist, which is now out of beta, brings a game-aware version of the browser that runs on top of PC games in the Windows 11 Game Bar overlay.
This new Windows feature offers gaming advice while you play
Microsoft Edge Game Assist is the latest addition to Game Bar, a pre-configured widget that can point you to gaming guides and videos. We give it a spin.
Microsoft previews Game Assist in-game browser in Edge Stable
Microsoft has announced that Game Assist, its recently unveiled in-game browser, is now also available in preview for Microsoft Edge Stable users.
Microsoft Edge Now Features This Popular Steam-Like Feature
Players can access this feature by going to Microsoft Edge and opening up the Settings and more to find the Game Assist widget. Once installed, the Game Assist feature will be available in the Game Bar. Because the Game Assist shares date with Edge's browser data, players' favorites, browsing history, and cookies will all remain the same.
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