We've noted for some time that Pinterest integration is coming to the all-new Microsoft Edge browser, and now it looks like the rollout is finished and all users can give it a try on their own devices.

The brand new feature further enhances the Collections features, allowing users to add content from Pinterest after which export the data right to their accounts.

"Pinners using Microsoft Edge can opt-in to determine suggestions from Pinterest that are related to their collection. Hitting an indicator will open a board of similar, trending Pins so you can continue discovering Pins related to the subject," Pinterest announced.

Microsoft has been pushing difficult to make the new Edge a more advanced browser in this regard, and the Pinterest integration comes at the right time, a minimum of based on the company itself.
New feature lands just in time for the holiday season

This is because holiday planning, with such things as shopping lists and meal recipes around the agenda, would soon be a trending activity, so Microsoft really wants to make sure that its users can usually benefit from this new integration in the Chromium-powered browser.

"We believe people should be expecting more using their browser," said Liat Ben-Zur, corporate vice president at Microsoft. "I love using Pinterest suggestions in Microsoft Edge to find out content that inspires me for the holidays. From holiday party planning to collecting meal recipes, to making my gift-giving grocery list, Microsoft Edge + Pinterest can help everyone find fun and creative projects to help you stick out."

The new feature isn't exclusive to Windows 10, and it's all thanks to the new Edge now being a cross-platform browser. The migration to Chromium allowed Microsoft to grow Edge beyond the realm of Windows 10, so the app has become survive Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, and macOS too. A Linux version is also in the works, and a preview is expected this month.