Microsoft Edge Chromium for MacOS and Linux (Updated: December 13th, 2024)

[steven4554]

I will resume updating this post in the new year, have a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!

Stable, Beta, Dev and Canary channels are supported on MacOS

Stable, Beta and Dev channels are supported on Linux

Stable - v131.0.2903.99
Intel Chip: Microsoft Edge Setup  /  Without Telemetry  /  Group Policy (For both MacOS and Linux)

Apple Chip: Microsoft Edge Setup  /  Without Telemetry 

Linux x64: Deb - Ubuntu Setup  /  Fedora - openSUSE Setup

Beta - v131.0.2957.41 (Major Updates Every 4 Weeks)
MacOS: Microsoft Edge Beta Setup 

Linux Downloads: Debian - Ubuntu Setup  /  Fedora - openSUSE Setup

Dev - v133.0.3000.0  (Updated Weekly)

MacOS: Microsoft Edge Dev Setup

Linux Downloads: Debian - Ubuntu Setup  /  Fedora - openSUSE Setup 

Canary - v133.0.3014.0  (Updated Daily, except for weekends)
Downloads: Microsoft Edge Canary Setup 

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Useful Hints and Announcements

Surfing game is available to play, just enter this URL: edge://surf

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System Requirements:-

Supported operating systems: MacOS 10.13 or later and Linux distros Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora and openSUSE

Edited Sunday at 07:36 PM by steven4554

[dencorso]

With all due respect: Chredge for Linux? What an oxymoron!  

[asdf2345]

On 10/19/2020 at 4:33 PM, dencorso said:

With all due respect: Chredge for Linux? What an oxymoron!  

The only reason Microsoft would do this is because it allows them to collect more user data.

[UCyborg]

Back when Skype was a proper desktop application, they also had a Linux client.

[UCyborg]

On Manjaro Linux, Dev build can be installed by entering the following command into the terminal:

pamac build microsoft-edge-dev-bin

Or for installing the Beta build:

pamac build microsoft-edge-beta-bin

Nobody uploaded stable build to AUR at the time of this writing.

Seems to work as good as one would have expected from any Chromium based browser on Linux. Media playback in the browser integrates with KDE Plasma desktop environment, so you get the notification icon in the system bar (same thing as notification area in Windows) that opens playback controls. They also show on the lock screen.

Edited July 5, 2021 by UCyborg