Microsoft announces plans to change Edge browser release cycle

php editor Xigua recently learned that Microsoft announced that it will adjust the release cycle of its Edge browser. According to Microsoft’s announcement, they will stop monthly Edge version updates in the next few months and will instead release stable versions every quarter. This move is aimed at improving the stability and user experience of the Edge browser. At the same time, Microsoft also stated that it will continue to provide weekly security updates to ensure users' browsing safety. This adjustment will bring a more stable and reliable browsing experience to the majority of Edge browser users.

Microsoft said that as a contributor to the Chromium project, they hope to implement a four-week release cycle. Google has also pledged support to bring innovation to users faster.

Microsoft Edge’s release cycle changes will take effect in September 2021, starting from Edge94 version. At the same time, Google previously stated that it would also change the release cycle of Chrome 94 version in the third quarter of 2021, but did not provide a specific date like Microsoft.

It is learned that the current Chromium-based Edge browser has reached the official version 89, bringing functions such as vertical tabs, favorites/history search, etc. Microsoft also said that it provides enterprise customers with the option of a longer Edge browser release cycle, which can be extended to 8 weeks.

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