内容来源：https://www.engadget.com/2172610/microsoft-copilot-edge-desktop-mobile/

内容总结：

微软宣布取消Edge浏览器中的“Copilot模式”独立功能，因为其所有核心能力已直接集成至桌面和移动端浏览器本身。自去年7月测试以来，该模式允许用户跨多个标签页搜索信息并分析页面内容，如今用户可直接向Copilot提问或下达指令（如“对比所有打开标签页中的智能电视”），系统将自动提取信息生成结构化对比分析。

在此基础上，微软陆续推出“旅程”功能（支持保存项目供后续回溯），“视力与语音”功能（允许用户在移动端共享屏幕与Copilot对话，实现免提浏览，支持自然语言交互与语音回复）。移动版Edge还同步更新了桌面版的标签页页面设计，方便快速访问“旅程”。

此外，Copilot可调用用户浏览历史，协助恢复此前的研究、社交媒体浏览或商品查阅。微软还为桌面和移动端助手赋予长期记忆能力，使其能引用过往聊天记录。教育场景新增“学习模式”，用户打开参考标签页后输入“就这一主题给我出题”，即可将内容转化为引导式学习与互动测验；“写作助手”功能支持生成草稿、重写及调整语气。最后一项“将标签页转为播客”功能目前仅面向英语市场开放。

若用户不需要这些功能，可在Edge浏览器设置中自定义Copilot体验，选择保留或关闭特定功能。

中文翻译：

微软正在停用Edge浏览器中的Copilot模式，因为如今一切都已融入Copilot模式。
微软正在停用Edge浏览器中的Copilot模式，因为其功能现已直接内置于桌面版和移动版浏览器中。若你还有印象，微软去年7月开始在Edge上测试Copilot模式，允许用户利用该功能跨多个打开的浏览器标签页搜索信息，并分析每个页面的细节。如今，这一功能不仅适用于桌面端，也登陆了移动版Edge。只需向Copilot提问或下达指令（例如“比较所有打开标签页中的智能电视”），它便会从标签页中提取信息，为你提供结构化的并排对比分析。
在Copilot模式初步测试后，微软推出了“旅程”功能，可用于保存项目，以便日后重新查看。该功能现已在移动端免费开放，因此你可以从数天或数周前中断的地方继续规划旅行或进行购物。此外，你还能在移动端使用“视觉与语音”功能，与Copilot共享屏幕，并通过语音与助手讨论你在Edge上看到的内容。这为浏览过程提供了免手持操作体验，让你能用自然口语与助手对话，并实时接收语音回复。移动版Edge还采用了桌面版重新设计的标签页界面，可轻松访问“旅程”功能。
值得注意的是，如果你希望回溯之前的研究、重返社交媒体上阅读过的帖子，或查看已浏览过的商品，Copilot可访问你的浏览历史。微软还为桌面和移动端的Copilot赋予了长期记忆能力，使其能够回忆并引用之前的对话。
如果你是在校学生，一项名为“学习与探索模式”的新功能可能颇为实用。该功能可将参考资料转化为引导式学习环节和互动问答。只需在已打开参考标签页的情况下，在Copilot中输入“针对此主题测试我”，即可使用。与此同时，新增的“写作助手”功能可以生成草稿、进行改写并根据需要调整语气。最后，你还能将打开的标签页转换为可收听的播客。最后这项功能仅面向英语市场开放。
当然，如果你不愿使用这些Copilot功能，也完全不必启用。微软表示，你可以通过进入Edge浏览器设置，自定义Copilot体验，仅选择所需功能。

英文来源：

Microsoft is retiring Copilot Mode on Edge, because everything is Copilot Mode now
Microsoft is retiring Copilot Mode on Edge, because its features are now built directly into the browser for both desktop and mobile. If you'll recall, Microsoft started testing Copilot Mode on Edge in July last year, allowing you to use it to search for information across multiple open browser tabs and to analyze the details on each page. Now, the feature is available not just on desktop, but also on Edge for mobile. Just ask Copilot a question or give it a command, such as "Compare the smart TVs across all my open tabs," and it will pull info from your tabs to give you a structured, side-by-side comparison analysis.
After the initial testing of Copilot Mode, Microsoft rolled out Journeys, which you can use to save projects you can revisit in the future. It's now also available for free on mobile, so you can pick up planning trips or making purchases from where you left off days or weeks ago. You'll also be able to use the Vision and Voice feature on mobile, letting you share the screen with Copilot and talk through what you're seeing on Edge with the assistant. It provides hands-free accessibility while browsing, allowing you to talk to the assistant in natural spoken language and receive audio replies in turn. Edge on mobile is also getting the desktop versions' redesigned tab page, where Journeys are easily accessible.
To note, Copilot can tap into your browsing history if you want to, say, pick up research you started sometime ago, return to a thread you were reading on social media or check out an item you've been looking at. Microsoft also gave the assistant long-term memory on both desktop and mobile so that it can recall and reference previous chats.
One new feature that could be useful if you're in school is the Study and Learn mode, which you can use to turn references into guided study sessions and interactive quizzes. Simply type "Quiz me on this topic" in Copilot while you have reference tabs open. Meanwhile, the new Writing Assistant feature can generate drafts, rewrite them and adjust the tone as needed. Finally, you'll now be able to turn your open tabs into a podcast you can listen to. The last feature is exclusive to English-speaking markets.
You don't have to use any of these Copilot functions if you don't want them, however. Microsoft says you can choose the features you want by going to your Edge browser settings and customizing your Copilot experience.