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Microsoftannounced last Decemberit would move the Edge over to the Chromium rendering engine.
Here’s how to set it up.
Microsoft plans to automatically plant the internet tool on Windows 10 PCs via Windows Update soon.
Some, like if the switch meantgaining Chrome Extensionssupport, were answered pretty quickly.
But the big question has been, “when can we try it?”
The beta option, which will be the most stable and updates every six weeks, is not available.
You should probably keep that in mind and not use this internet tool for anything important.
In our very early testing, it at least seems stable enough for casual browsing.
Also,Microsoft states in its blogthat this is for 64-bit Windows 10 only for now.
How to Install And get Started
Installing the new Edge internet tool is a pretty straightforward affair.
Head toMicrosoft’s download site, and pick a channel.
Once you’ve installed, you’ll be prompted to choose a new tab page style.
Next, you could import data from other browsers.
Then press the “Important net surf tool data” option below your profile.
Installing Extensions is a similar affair.
press more options (the three horizontal dots), then Extensions.
Instead of the Microsoft Store app, a new tab will open.
You’ll have to manually drill down to the extension, categories on the left will help though.
And you’re ready to go.
