Category: Microsoft Edge

Microsoft today released a new version of their Chromium-based Microsoft Edge browser. The update hits the Dev channel with version 76.0.159.0.

The team behind the Chromium-based Microsoft Edge released a new build of the browser. Starting with build 160, Microsoft Edge automatically follows the system dark theme which the user can enable in Settings > Personalization.

Microsoft today released a new version of their Chromium-based Microsoft Edge browser. The update hits the Dev channel with version 76.0.152.0.

During Build 2019 Microsoft showcased the initial version of the Chromium-based Microsoft Edge web browser.. Its preview versions are still available exclusively to Windows 10 devices, but that should change soon.

At Build 2019, Microsoft today announced a number of new features Microsoft Edge based on Chromium will receive in the near future. The set includes Internet Explorer mode for backward compatibility, new privacy options, and a brand new Collections feature.

Microsoft just released a new version of their Chromium-based Microsoft Edge browser. The update hits the Dev channel with version 75.0.139.4.

Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) are web apps that use modern web technologies. They can be launched on the Desktop and look like native apps. While PWAs are hosted on the Internet, the user can create a special shortcut to launch them like a regular app, or install them in Windows 10 using Microsoft Store.

As you may remember, Microsoft was working to add their own Translator service as a feature to the Chromium-based Edge browser. With Edge 76.0.144 which was released yesterday, Translator goes live and can be enabled with a special flag.

Microsoft is releasing Microsoft Edge Chromium version 75.0.139.1 to users in the Dev Channel. The Dev channel is supposed to get updates weekly. The released build comes with a couple of new features, along with a huge number of fixes.

As of now, Microsoft is releasing daily updates to the Canary Channel, and weekly updates to the Dev Channel of their newest Chromium-based Microsoft Edge app. Surprisingly, the browser can change its user agent line dynamically according to the rules it downloads from a special web site.