Like other Dev Channel previews, Linux's Edge will be updated on a weekly schedule. Edge was already available for Windows 10, Windows 8.1, Windows 7 and macOS, as well as for the Android and iOS mobile operating systems. 'With this release, Microsoft Edge is now available for all major desktop and mobile platforms,' Kyle Pflug, a principal program manager lead in the developer experiences group, said in a post to a company blog. Dev Channel: 79.0.279.Microsoft on Tuesday released its first-ever browser for Linux, delivering a preview of Edge on its Dev Channel that runs on the open-source OS.Įdge's appearance made good on an earlier Microsoft promise that it would make it available this month.The actual pre-release versions of Edge Chromium at the moment of this writing are as follows: The stable channel is also on its way to users. The Canary channel receives updates daily (except Saturday and Sunday), the Dev channel is getting updates weekly, and the Beta channel is updated every 6 weeks. While Edge is now available in all pre-release channels, including Beta, Dev, and Canary for all currently supported operating systems, its release date is still not known.Īs you may already know, Microsoft is currently using three channels to deliver updates to Edge Insiders. If you are a Linux user, and interested in having Edge on Linux, you can participate in the survey. If you're a dev who depends on Linux for dev, testing, personal browsing, _please_take a second to fill out this survey! 📝 Įarlier, Microsoft was considering releasing a Linux version of the browser, but it has never gone further than being a hypothetical possibility. 🚨🔥We on the team are fleshing out requirements to bring Edge to Linux, and we need your help w/ some assumptions!🚨🔥 The survey includes a question about the way users expect to install the Edge browser. Sean Larkin, a Technical Program Manager on the Edge team, made a post on Twitter, inviting users to participate in a survey regarding Linux and web development.

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