Microsoft releases first builds of Chromium-based Edge browser
Following 23 years of developing its own browser engine, Microsoft announced late last year that the company's Edge browser would use Google Chrome (or more specifically, Chromium) as a base. Early builds leaked online in March, and now the first official packages are available.
Microsoft is following roughly the same development cycle established by Chrome and Firefox — daily untested builds on the Canary Channel, weekly tested builds in the Dev Channel, and Beta/Stable Channels updated every six weeks.
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Following 23 years of developing its own browser engine, Microsoft announced late last year that the company's Edge browser would use Google Chrome (or more specifically, Chromium) as a base. Early builds leaked online in March, and now the first official packages are available.
Microsoft is following roughly the same development cycle established by Chrome and Firefox — daily untested builds on the Canary Channel, weekly tested builds in the Dev Channel, and Beta/Stable Channels updated every six weeks.
Read MoreMicrosoft releases first builds of Chromium-based Edge browser was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
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