We will soon have a version of the edge browser to arm

Windows 10 ARM users may finally have something to look forward to: Thurrott reported that the Chrome-based Edge browser for ARM64 devices is very close to coming. This means that the official version is not far behind, which means that ARM-based devices may soon have a decent browser option.

The ARM version of the Edge browser has been leaked online

Microsoft has been trying to run Windows 10 ARM for a long time. But the effort has faced numerous obstacles, from products that do not meet price expectations, to devices shipped with a technically unsupported version of Windows 10, which have helped x86 processors remain the same. CPUs of your choice.

Browser support is another one of those problems. People had to use emulated versions of popular browsers, which meant they didn't work as well as expected. However, things are getting better on that front, as Microsoft and Google reportedly worked together on a version of Chrome for Windows 10 on ARM, while Mozilla worked on a native version of Firefox for the platform. However, testing for the new Edge browser started in April with no support for ARM64.

Thurrott reported that a leaked version of the Microsoft Edge Canary test browser fixes that problem. The leaked version is not available on Microsoft servers (it has to be downloaded from an external source), but it is said to be legitimate. Just be warned that installing pre-launch software can always lead to problems, and one should exercise caution before installing such a leaked version.

The addition of support for ARM64 could also mean that the new Edge is closer to being released.

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