New Chromium Edge offers superior extension compatibility
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Key notes
- Microsoft has released a new version of Chromium Edge that boasts better support for extensions and websites.
- The latest Edge rolls out via Windows Update.
- Would you like to improve your knowledge of Edge with the help of expertly-written guides and tips? Head on over to our Microsoft Edge hub!
- Visit the Edge page for news specific to the new Chromium-based browser for Windows 10 2004 and other Windows operating systems.
Microsoft has released a new version of Chromium Edge that boasts better support for extensions and websites.
The company doesn’t intend to keep legacy Edge for longer than necessary. It has already withdrawn development support for the old browser on Windows 10 2004.
The latest Microsoft Edge update, though, is available for multiple versions of Windows 10, namely 2004, 1803, 1809, 1903, and 1909.
The new Chromium Edge browser for Windows 10
Microsoft says that the new browser comes with the best extension and website compatibility you can get today.
Apart from that, the Chromium-based browsing tool offers superior support for modern web applications.
Already, the Edge browser supports Progressive Web Apps (PWAs), which offer the best of mobile and traditional applications experiences and features. The World Wide Web is moving in that direction too.
 This new version provides best in class compatibility with extensions and websites. Additionally, this new version provides great support for the latest rendering capabilities, modern web applications, and powerful developer tools across all supported OS platforms.
The latest Edge upgrade is available via Windows Update, so you don’t have to install it manually.
Once you’ve received the update, it will replace the existing version of Edge on your PC. Also, it’ll inherit data, including passwords and favorites, from the older Edge.
In addition, the update pins the new Chromium-based Edge to the task bar.
The browser isn’t anywhere near as popular as its main rivals, Chrome and Firefox, nonetheless.
That hasn’t stopped Microsoft from pushing Edge ads targeted at Firefox users as a way to expand the browser’s market share. Windows 10 2004 search users are also encountering recommendations to install Edge.
With new features and capabilities regularly coming to Edge, the browser should continue growing in popularity.
Would you like to share your thoughts or ask any questions about the new Chromium Edge? Kindly reach for the comments section below and leave us a message.
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