Microsoft объявила о выпуске первой бета-версии Microsoft Edge для Linux

Бета-версия Microsoft Edge для Linux доступна как в формате DEB-пакета для Debian/Ubuntu, так и в варианте RPM для Fedora/openSUSE. Таким образом, большое количество пользователей Linux смогут протестировать браузер в своём дистрибутиве.

На канале Beta представлена наиболее стабильная предварительная версия Microsoft Edge. Каждые 6 недель выпускаются важные обновления для приложения. В сборках предварительных версий на каналах Dev и Canary доступны наработки и улучшения для каждого выпуска.

Installing Microsoft Edge on Linux

There are two ways to get started with Microsoft Edge on Linux. The simplest approach is to download and install a .deb or .rpm package directly from the Microsoft Edge Insider site – this will configure your system to receive future automatic updates.

If you prefer, you can also install Microsoft Edge from Microsoft’s Linux Software Repository using your distribution’s standard package management tools, by following the “Command line installation” instructions on the Microsoft Edge Insider site (deb/rpm).

What to expect from the preview

With our initial preview release, we’re aiming to provide a representative experience for developers who want to build and test their sites and apps on Linux. Web platform and developer tools features, including core rendering behaviors, extensions, browser DevTools, and test automation features, should generally behave consistently with other platforms like macOS and Windows.

Some end-user features and services may not yet be fully enabled. In particular, our initial release supports local accounts only, and does not support signing in to Microsoft Edge via a Microsoft Account or AAD account, or features which require signing in (such as syncing your settings, favorites, etc.). These features will be available in a future preview.

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