Microsoft has announced that its first compilation de Microsoft Edge for Linux will arrive next month as a preview.
Migration to Chromium allowed Microsoft to make Edge a cross-platform browser, so the application is available to Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, Windows 10 and macOS.
Microsoft officially confirmed that a version of Edge for Linux is being developed, but the company he doesn't want to talk about a potential release date.
The compilation that will be released next week will come as one version early testing, while Microsoft will continue to work on development for the next versions. Edge for Linux will most likely be downloadable from the same places as the Windows and MacOS versions.
Microsoft hasn't talked much about Microsoft Edge for Linux, but it's easy to guess that the company will try to add the same features as the Windows version.
Microsoft Edge for Linux in its previous version will be published on the Microsoft Edge Insider site and can be installed with package managers to make the installation keep it simple.
Microsoft's intention is to get as much feedback as possible from enthusiasts and advanced users who test the application before it is released. spear la version end, probably early 2021.
Considering that I left Windows because Internet browsing was terrible, I don't know how I would feel trying a Microsoft browser in a Linux environment after so many years.
In Linux there are a multitude of browsers that integrate perfectly into the system without the need to install any from Microsoft. There is no need and the community has not asked for it. It will not contribute anything that existing ones no longer do. Peroooo ... in this world there are people for everything and some will clap their ears.