Microsoft Edge

Microsoft's new Edge browser, which is based on the Chromium technology at the heart of Google Chrome, is now available for Windows and macOS.

Microsoft reportedly plans to release the new version of its Edge browser, based on Chromium, to Linux.

Microsoft announced that its new Edge browser, which is based on Chromium, will debut on January 15.

A stable release of the new Edge browser built around Google's Chromium project has leaked.

A new version of the Chromium-based Edge browser with support for ARM64 devices leaked.

The new version of Edge will behave like Internet Explorer, and will also have a suite of new security features.

Microsoft invited Windows Insider Program members to install the upcoming version of Edge built with Chromium, the project at the heart of Google Chrome.

Microsoft revealed plans to use Chromium, the open source project behind Google Chrome, to rebuild its Edge browser on Windows 10.

Microsoft is reportedly planning to abandon its EdgeHTML rendering engine and use Google Chrome Chromium's Blink rendering engine, just as it does with Edge for Android.

Microsoft has joined Google and Mozilla in supporting the efforts to let people use biometric security, FIDO2 devices and PINs instead of passwords.