Microsoft Withdraws Problematic Edge Update After User Complaints

The latest update caused severe functionality issues, leading to a rollback while a fix is developed.

Microsoft has withdrawn the latest Microsoft Edge update (122.0.2365.63) after users reported severe functionality issues, including 'Out of Memory' crashes.
The issues rendered the browser nearly unusable, affecting web page loading, settings access, and even opening new tabs.
Some users discovered a temporary fix by disabling the 'Enhance your security on the web' feature, though this workaround may leave the browser vulnerable to security threats.
Microsoft has rolled back the update to a previous version (122.0.2365.59) and is presumably working on a fix for the bug.
There's no official word from Microsoft on when a corrected update will be re-released.