If you’re interested in trying the very latest versions and new builds.

Head to Settings > Apps and scroll down to “Microsoft Edge Dev” and click the “Uninstall” button. After trying it, if you’re not interested, you can uninstall it. It is a separate browser running on your system. Keep in mind that this will not replace your current version of Microsoft Edge. If you want the developers to know something, click the feedback button (smiley face) in the upper-right corner. And like all Microsoft preview software, it has a feedback button. If you’re familiar with Chrome you should have no problems with navigation, importing bookmarks, and finding settings. Of course, you can make any changes to the layout and more in Settings later. Or, you can start from scratch and choose the look of the landing page tabs. When it launches you can choose to get started with your bookmarks, history, and other data from Google Chrome (assuming you have it installed). Then run the installer and allow it to install. To get started, head to the Microsoft Edge Insider page and click the “Download Dev Channel for Windows 10” button and agree to the license terms. Install Chromium-Based Microsoft Edge on Windows 10

The finalized production version is expected this fall which will ship by default on Windows 10. When that version is rolled out, you’ll be able to run it on Windows 7 and 8.1 as well as macOS. But an official beta version of the browser will be released in the coming weeks. Currently, it’s only available for Windows 10. And some sites, services, and extensions may not work correctly. So, you can expect bugs and glitches with the user experience. Keep in mind that this is an early developer version of the browser.

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