Microsoft Office programmes are easily accessible in the new Edge Canary release.

• You might be interested to hear that the current Edge Canary build includes a feature that allows for faster app access.
  
• Of course, we're referring about the Microsoft Office suite of applications and the toggle available on the Appearance tab.
• When you activate the Office button, a dedicated button appears on the toolbar, which opens a sidebar with access to all Microsoft Office platforms.

Are you curious in what else Microsoft has planned for their browser? Actually, the IT behemoth is experimenting with new ways to provide quick access to apps, tools, and web-based platforms.

The current Canary release of the Chromium-based web browser now features a Microsoft Office button, according to Edge users on Reddit.

Keep in mind, however, that this functionality is not enabled by default, implying that the testing phase is still ongoing.

Edge will soon get new Microsoft Office functionality.

What this means is that Edge could soon provide easy access to Microsoft Office apps or web-based platforms like Word, Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint, Teams, OneDrive, and OneNote via this new control.

The new Office button is deactivated by default, as noted above, however enabling this experimental function is rather simple.

You'll need to hunt for it on the Appearance page, so open the newest experimental version of Edge and type "dge:/settings/appearance" into the search box.

"dge://settings/appearance"

As you may be aware, this page also allows you to enable or disable Internet Explorer mode, Web Capture, Share, Games, and other options that appear alongside the URL bar.

The Office button is located directly above the Feedback button. The trick is that Microsoft has added Microsoft Office access to the ellipsis menu even if you don't allow it.

Additionally, enabling the Office icon adds a dedicated button to the toolbar, which opens a sidebar with access to all Microsoft Office suite platforms.

Have you had the opportunity to put these new features to the test? Please tell us about your experience in the comments area below.