Microsoft Edge 146 adds IP privacy and local network access controls

Microsoft Edge 146 (Stable) introduces privacy and enterprise security changes: InPrivate browsing now uses the same tracking prevention level as standard sessions, Private IP traffic routing via Edge Secure Network limits IP-based tracking, and the Clear Browsing Data UI no longer lists passwords. The update also adds Local Network Access (LNA) policies for administrators to control site access to local network devices, policies to prefer TLS cipher suites and key exchange algorithms in managed deployments, and incorporates security fixes from the Chromium project.