The new Microsoft Edge is now out of preview and available for download, with today’s release of our first Stable channel build (Microsoft Edge 79 stable). You can download the new Microsoft Edge today at In this post, we’ll walk through what you can expect now that the new… Read more
Next week, we will be travelling to Microsoft Ignite 2019 to share what’s new in Microsoft Edge for enterprises, IT professionals, and web We’re very excited to share more about our journey with Chromium over the past year, what it… Read more
Today kicks off Microsoft Build 2019, and with it, lots of exciting announcements for the next version of Microsoft Edge! Less than a month ago, we shipped our first Dev and Canary channel preview builds of the next version of… Read more
Yesterday, Joe Belfiore announced that we will be adopting the Chromium open source project for our development of Microsoft We encourage you to check out Joe’s blog post for all the Alongside this announcement, we shared a document describing our… Read more
Last fall, along with other browser vendors and web platform stakeholders, the Edge platform (EdgeHTML) team adopted MDN web docs as our official web API reference In the process, we redirected over 7700 MSDN pages for HTML, CSS, SVG and… Read more
The Windows 10 April 2018 Update includes several incremental improvements to API support, functionality, and end-user discoverability for the extensions platform in Microsoft In this post, we’ll walk through the biggest improvements, and how you can get started enhancing your… Read more
Just over one year ago, we started working on a best practices tool for the web called sonarwhal—a customizable, open-source linting tool, built for modern web developer Today, we are announcing the release of its first major With today’s launch,… Read more
For years, rich typography has been the envy of many web designers, who long for the typographic variety, texture, and precision available in print Now, with the recent innovations of OpenType Variable Fonts―pioneered in collaboration between Microsoft, Adobe, Apple, Google,… Read more
A little over a year ago, we outlined our vision to bring Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) to the more than half a billion devices running Windows We believe PWAs are key to the web’s future, and couldn't be more excited… Read more
Today, Google Project Zero published details of a class of vulnerabilities which can be exploited by speculative execution side-channel These techniques can be used via JavaScript code running in the browser, which may allow attackers to gain access to memory… Read more
