T Home May 10th news, technology media NeoWin published a blog post yesterday (May 9th), reporting that Microsoft released 136.0.3240 stable version for Edge browser, in addition to fixing security bugs, but also fixed the Microsoft Editor spell check tool failure. IT Home Note: Microsoft Edge browser has built-in Microsoft Editor spell check tool, which can not only identify basic spelling errors and typos, but also find grammar problems and provide suggestions for improving writing. However, the previous update caused the function to malfunction and cannot work properly. Microsoft successfully fixed 136.0.3240, allowing users to get spelling and grammar suggestions again. It is important to note that Microsoft Editor will send the data entered by the user to the Microsoft server for processing, and this feature is enabled by default. For privacy or other concerns, users can go to Settings (Settings > Languages > Writing Assistance) to select the basic spell check mode, or turn off this feature completely Microsoft Edge 136 Stable Release: Fix Remote Attack Vulnerability, Restore Spell Check Feature In addition to functional fixes, this update also fixes Chromium security bugs CVE-2025-4372. The vulnerability exists in the WebAudio component and affects versions prior to Chromium 136.0.7103. 92. It is a “Use after free” vulnerability. Hackers can exploit this vulnerability to achieve heap corruption through carefully designed HTML pages, launching remote attacks.