Microsoft's new generation browser. Microsoft's new IE browser project Project Spartan was officially renamed Microsoft Edge on Build 2015. The latest Edge adopts the Chromium kernel, which is also compatible with the functions of previous IE.

As the new Microsoft Edge browser is developed based on the Chromium open source project, in addition to downloading the extension program through the Microsoft Store, users can also load local extension packages and visit Google Chrome Store to download the extension program by enabling the "Developer Mode" and "Allow extensions from other app stores" functions.

Compared with the original Microsoft Edge browser, Google Chrome browser has accounted for a huge share of the browser market for many years. The launch of the new Microsoft Edge browser based on the transformation of the Chromium kernel has brought more possibilities to the browser market in the future. What users will choose depends on whether the new version of Edge can bring a better use experience.

The new Microsoft Edge and Bing

The browser and search engine for business is here. Empower your people through world class compatibility & performance with Microsoft security.

Transition browsers with support

We’re here to help. Read about the Microsoft difference in building a browser and search engine for business or watch the video. Also, learn about App Assure and FastTrack support to help your enterprise transition smoothly.

Security by Microsoft

Application Guard and SmartScreen isolate and protect against external threats.
Manage your data with identity tools like Azure AD Conditional Access.

Familiar management controls

Deploy and manage the new Microsoft Edge with Configuration Manager, Intune, and other supported apps.

Productivity tools for the web

Get more done at work with powerful search and tools that integrate with Microsoft 365.

Let’s build together!

Calling all developers and tinkerers: your voices will help us shape the next version of Microsoft Edge. Sign up to be the first to know when preview builds are available.

Making the web a better place for everyone

We announced that we will adopt the Chromium open source project in the development of Microsoft Edge on the desktop to create better web compatibility for our customers, and less fragmentation of the web for all web developers.

Investing in open source

We’ve meaningfully increased our open source participation and we’re determined to be good members of the OSS community. This project is an exciting next step and we’re eager to learn from you. Be sure to sign up to be notified when preview builds become available.

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