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Microsoft Edge with support for Apple's M1 chips is now available in the Beta, Dev, and Canary channels. M1 support allows the browser to take advantage of Apple's latest processors.
Microsoft has released an Edge beta optimized for M1 Macs, promising better performance if you want a Chrome-alike browser.
With a beta build of Edge browser tailored for ARM64 macOS now out, a stable build that runs natively on M1 Macs is not too far off.
What you need to know Microsoft Edge Dev now supports Apple's M1 chips. The same update that brings M1 chip support also brings a handful of other new features. Microsoft also finished the rollout of its Sleeping Tabs feature. Microsoft continues to roll out support for its apps on Apple's new M1 chips. The latest edition is Microsoft Edge Dev, which is now optimized for the new Apple processors. The team behind Microsoft Edge started talking about M1 chip support in November of last year and has quickly followed it up with this recent update. The update also brings a handful of other changes...
What you need to know Microsoft Edge Canary now natively supports Apple's M1 processors. The native version of Edge should get better performance than the previous version running through Rosetta 2. You can download Microsoft Edge Canary through the Microsoft Edge Insider website. Microsoft Edge Canary now natively supports Apple's M1 processors. With native M1 support, the browser can take full advantage of Apple's silicon to provide a better experience. You can download Microsoft Edge Canary through the Microsoft Edge Insider website. As is the case with other beta and preview versions of a...