The Chromium-based Edge beta has become available now and it can be used on Windows and MacOS.
The Chromium-based Edge is also called Chredge by some computer users.
This post will walk you through more information about Chromium-based Microsoft Edge.
The Chromium-Based Edge Beta Is Available
On August 20 2019, the Chromium-based Edge beta is available.
Anyone who uses the Windows 10/8/8.1/7 or MacOS can trigger the Chromium-based Edge beta.
In addition, they can download the Microsoft Edge Chromium from the Insider site.
The Chromium-based Edge beta is the third and final preview channel for Chromium-based Edge.
Some Microsoft watcher also unofficially named it as the Chredge.
Microsoft has already made available the Canary and Dev channel build of its new Edge web client.
Hence, the Microsoft Edge Chromium will be updated once about every six weeks.
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The available Chromium-based Microsoft Edge is ready for everyday use even though it is not done yet.
The Chromium-based Edge beta also has the same features as other browsers.
Beta users can turn on the tracking prevention feature to get more privacy.
It also supports the Windows Defender system Guard.
All of these are the roadmap of Microsoft Edge Chromium, providing for business users.
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Microsoft continues adding support more features in Chromium-based Edge, starting with Canary and Dev channels.
Besides, a new enterprise-focused new tab will be coming soon to Canary and Dev.
We also hope that there are more features added in the Chromium-based Edge.
Final Words
To sum up, the Chromium-based Edge beta is available now.
And if you interested in it, you could download it and have a try.
