Microsoft fixes Edge crashes and printing issues in the latest update

There is a vital new replace for Microsoft Edge within the Secure Channel. Model 126.0.2592.81 has arrived with fixes for browser crashes when utilizing lengthy drop-down lists, printing points, and safety vulnerabilities. Right here is the official changelog:

Model 126.0.2592.81: June 27, 2024

Fastened numerous bugs and efficiency points, improved reliability.

Improved reliability

• Fastened a browser crash that occurred when a consumer interacted with a drop-down record with over 1,000 objects.

Fixes

• Resolved a problem that affected printing after scrolling down a webpage. This repair adjusts for scroll offset when printing.

Safety updates in Microsoft Edge 126.0.2592.81 embody six patches, two of that are for distant code execution vulnerabilities (considered one of vital severity):

• CVE-2024-35260: Microsoft Dataverse Distant Code Execution Vulnerability (Safety severity: vital)
• CVE-2024-34122: Microsoft Edge Distant Code Execution Vulnerability (Safety severity: average)

• CVE-2024-6290: Use after free in Daybreak in Google Chrome previous to 126.0.6478.126 allowed a distant attacker to probably exploit heap corruption through a crafted HTML web page. (Chromium safety severity: Excessive)

• CVE-2024-6291: Use after free in Swiftshader in Google Chrome previous to 126.0.6478.126 allowed a distant attacker to probably exploit heap corruption through a crafted HTML web page. (Chromium safety severity: Excessive)

• CVE-2024-6292: Use after free in Daybreak in Google Chrome previous to 126.0.6478.126 allowed a distant attacker to probably exploit heap corruption through a crafted HTML web page. (Chromium safety severity: Excessive)

• CVE-2024-6293: Use after free in Daybreak in Google Chrome previous to 126.0.6478.126 allowed a distant attacker to probably exploit heap corruption through a crafted HTML web page. (Chromium safety severity: Excessive)