Much functionality and many features, however, have yet to be implemented, including signing in with a Microsoft Account or work-provided credentials managed by Azure Active Directory, or syncing settings and bookmarks with other copies of Edge. "We're aiming to provide a representative experience for developers who want to build and test their sites and apps on Linux," he wrote, adding that core platform and developer tools "should generally behave" as they do in the Windows and macOS editions of the browser. Several times in his post, Pflug stressed that the Dev Channel build of the Linux browser was to be used, not by consumers or Linux aficionados but by website and app developers to test their work. rpm (Fedora, openSUSE) package from the Edge Insider website, while IT administrators can tap Microsoft's software repository with their distribution's standard package management tools.Įdge's Dev Channel is currently on version 88, two ahead of the Stable browser, which was promoted to version 86 on Oct. This preview supports several Linux distributions, including Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora and openSUSE.
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