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Microsoft sets Jan. 15 launch for its second-chance Edge


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Microsoft sets Jan. 15 launch for its second-chance Edge

Microsoft will release a production-quality version of its recast Edge browser Jan. 15, or in just over 10 weeks.

 

Ironically, Edge's planned Jan. 15 launch date will come a day late for most Windows 7 users. The day before, Jan. 14, Microsoft will issue Windows 7's final for-the-general-public security fixes, then officially retire the 2009 OS. But Microsoft has a reason for the apparent madness: It sells post-retirement support, called Extended Security Updates (ESU), to business customers for up to three years, or until January 2023. While Microsoft has not said it aloud -- at least to Computerworld's knowledge -- it will almost certainly service the new Edge on Windows 7 with security and feature updates.

Edge 79 Beta can be downloaded for Windows 10, Windows 8.1, Windows 7, Windows Server and macOS from Microsoft's Edge Insider website.

https://www.computerworld.com/article/3452063/microsoft-sets-jan-15-launch-for-its-second-chance-edge.html?fbclid=IwAR1k6Ff6e3BPL7TgZl6PkgX2wHSGM2Skz79FBWhXDZJwZS6fr7mFtdeR1OA

 

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