Given this timeline, it won't be long until M1-based macOS users can use the first full native version of Microsoft Edge. Microsoft has changed its strategy again and has been working on a Chromium-based browser. Now, just under one month on, Microsoft is announcing the native support, albeit in the beta development channels. Use your Xbox Game Pass Ultimate membership to play 100s of consoles games on PC and supported mobile devices. Although it had some good features, Edge turned out to be a failure because people were more used to Google Chrome. Related: Microsoft Edge for Android Set for Significant Update With major updates every 4 weeks, each release incorporates learnings and improvements from our Dev and Canary builds. Microsoft last spoke about Microsoft Edge support for M1 hardware in December 2020, saying, 'Native ARM support is something we're actively working on.' Microsoft Edge Beta Channel The Beta channel is the most stable Microsoft Edge preview experience. There will be bugs and quirks that need ironing out, though it should offer better performance than the Rosetta 2 version. Although the updated version includes native support for M1-based Macs, it is still a beta version. Impostare Microsoft Edge come browser predefinito in dispositivi aggiunti al dominio. However, this isn't the finished product. The updated version means M1-based Macs will no longer have to rely on the Rosetta 2 emulation version of the browser and brings another Chromium-based browser to Apple's highly rated chip. In this case, Microsoft is updating all three development branches with native macOS M1 silicon support, meaning you don't have to switch to a new channel.

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