The new note on the support documents reads, “Microsoft Edge and the Microsoft WebView2 Runtime will continue to receive updates on Windows 10 22H2 until at least October 2028, coinciding with the end ...

Microsoft has confirmed that it intends to support its Edge web browser on Windows 10 for three additional years beyond Windows 10's end of support date. In a support document, the company clarified ...

What the browser doesn't offer yet is support for Extensions, but those are coming too in the future, alongside many other updates, as Microsoft will continue to develop Edge and Windows 10.

Most Windows 10 users will also get a new default web browser: Edge. But is Edge actually be better than Chrome, Firefox, or Opera? Or, for that matter, Internet Explorer (IE) 11? Let's see.

Microsoft is also talking more about the new browser at its Build and Ignite events. Microsoft will talk about managing both the IE 11 and Edge browsers in Windows 10 at its Ignite event.

Windows 10 launches today (read our review) and with it comes a whole new browser. Sure, Internet Explorer will still be there if you want, but it’s not the default. Microsoft Edge is.

The next release of Edge will be the "best-performing" browser available on Windows 10 when it arrives later this week, Microsoft claimed at its Build 2021 event.

Microsoft's Windows 10 Anniversary update -- the upcoming update to Windows 10 also known as Redstone 1 -- will include some Edge browser changes beyond the addition of Extensions.

A future version of Windows 10 will skip all this and include new Edge by default. When you install new Edge on Windows 7, Windows 8, and macOS, it will work just like installing any other browser.

This is a massive shift for Edge and Windows 10, and one that's going to divide fans and developers for months to come. However, once the new version of Edge is ready, I think most people will be ...

As Windows 10 begins rolling out to users around the world, we take a look at the Microsoft Edge the new Windows 10 default web browser and its features. We also discuss what's missing ...

That was in December. In April, Microsoft started previewing its reworked Edge browser to Windows 10, and now Windows 7 and Windows 8/8.1 users can take it for a test drive as well.