We get a classic MSI package 'MicrosoftEdgeEnterpriseX64.msi' for installation. Microsoft itself does not seem to rely on the new technology, although Office 365 will be distributed soon. There is currently no MSIX version available for download. As a prerequisite for packaging with App-V we recommend offline version of the application. You can find it here:Īt the time of this blog, version 81 (Current) is the current 'stable' version that we want to use for the App-V package. You can find this browser as an online installation under:įurthermore an insider version can be found under:įor us, however, the offline version of the new Edge is most interesting. Because the new Edge-Browser is also available for MacOS! All this is only valid for Windows systems.

For example, your own homepage or another search engine. An App-V Edge browser has its own settings, if you like. The Edge App-V package can work parallel to an existing Edge. The package works on current and on all older Microsoft operating systems when created with a classic (not ADK) sequencer (App-V 5.1). Note2: Ihere is now another article from us with additional informationhere is now another article from us with additional information Note: The document Virtualizing Edge with App-V is especially thanks to Thorsten Thanks for the support! Furthermore I thank for testing the package.

We have been using an App-V variant of the application since the release and have had no problems with it so far. Nice is that the new Edge-Browser can be virtualized easily with App-V.

It is interesting that this Edge can be installed without problems on older systems like Server 2012 R2 or Windows 8.1. This will be installed over an existing installation, but can also be installed on server systems that did not have an Edge Browser before. Microsoft released a new Edge Browser based on the Google Engine Chromium a few weeks ago.

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