Microsoft's Edge browser is introducing a limited public preview of its Workspaces feature, which enables users to save and share sets of browser tabs using a single link. Workspaces allows users to collect and save tabs on a particular topic into organized groups, which can be shared with colleagues who can add or make changes to the tabs in real-time. While the Collections feature in Edge already allows users to save and organize webpages, Workspaces provides an added layer of functionality to enhance collaboration among users.

Microsoft Edge has announced a limited public preview of Edge Workspaces, a collaborative feature designed to help users stay focused and multitask smarter. Edge Workspaces allows users to separate browsing tasks into dedicated windows, creating a space in the browser with its own name, set of tabs, and favorites.

This can be particularly useful when planning trips, as it allows users to keep track of lodging, transportation, activities, and more without feeling overwhelmed. Microsoft Edge is seeking valuable feedback from users during the public preview to continue building out this game-changing feature.

https://blogs.windows.com/msedgedev/2023/04/05/edge-workspaces-preview/

How you get access to the public preview

If you’re ready to get on the same (web) page and try out Edge Workspaces, you can access the preview here . A few things to keep in mind before you start:

• You will need to be signed into your Microsoft account using Microsoft Edge version 111.0.1661.51 (or higher). If you do not yet have a Microsoft account, you will need to create one to get started[1].
• You will receive 5 invites to send to friends and family to join the preview. As we are starting with limited preview, this will be subject to availability.
• We’re starting with a limited group of users to gather feedback and will expand to more users during the next several months.
• Workspaces will be available on PC and Mac to start.