What is Process Isolation in Microsoft Edge and How to Enable or Disable it in Windows 11

Want to boost your Microsoft Edge security? Process Isolation might be exactly what you need. If you've been looking for ways to tighten up your browser's defenses without making drastic changes to how you work, Process Isolation could be your answer. It's a straightforward security feature that works quietly in the background, and the best part? You have complete control over whether to use it or not.

How to Disable Microsoft Edge Startup Boost on Windows 11 (Free Up RAM)

Microsoft Edge's Startup Boost feature is designed to make the browser launch faster by keeping background processes running even after you close it. While this creates a snappier user experience, it comes with a hidden cost: continuous memory and CPU consumption in the background. It will be around 300MB to 1GB depending on system resources.

How to Disable Flash Content in Microsoft’s Edge Browser in Windows 10

Your favorite browsers, Chrome and Firefox now block Flash content on web pages (at least some) by default for security reasons, but this does not apply if you are using Microsoft’s new Edge browser in Windows 10. Microsoft’s Edge is the fastest browser out there and easy to configure everything.

If you are new to Microsoft’s Edge browser and want to disable Flash content in Edge, read on to know how it is. It is very easy to configure Edge’s settings to stop Flash posing a security risk or annoying you with loud adverts.

How to disable Flash Content in Edge

1. Open Edge and tap or click the ‘three dots’ icon in the top-right corner of the browser.

2. Tap or click Settings, scroll down and select ‘View advanced settings’.

3. Switch the ‘Use Adobe Flash Player’ option to Off. You can also block pop-ups here.

Hope this simple tip will help you prevent any security risk by Flash content while using your favorite Edge Browser.