It's the full-fat Edge PC experience, but accessible from the comfort of your console without any third-party hardware or software hacks.Īs such, you can use it to do almost everything you can do on the PC version. When we say it's available, we mean it this isn't a half-baked port. However, Microsoft is blurring the lines between desktops and consoles even further with its latest software update for Xbox One and Xbox Series X/S platforms.Īs of yesterday, Microsoft's Chromium-based Edge browser became available on both current and last-gen Xbox consoles. They pack SSDs, multitasking features, speedier boot times, and older, but still PC-like functions like web browsing and Netflix playback. We've no doubt some of the HEXUS readership has already put the software through its paces, so for this week's question let us ask: first impressions of Microsoft's Edge Chromium browser? Share your thoughts using the comments facility below.Highly anticipated: Consoles have slowly become more like PCs with the release of the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S. Getting off to a strong start is vital, and though the update isn't expected to roll-out automatically to Windows 10 for several months, those inclined to get a move on can manually download the new Microsoft Edge for Windows or MacOS at /edge. With a trendy icon in tow, the overhauled browser promises to deliver "world-class performance with more privacy, more productivity, and more value while you browse." Initial feedback from reviewers has been positive, and with the once-humble browser having transformed into one of the world's most widely-used apps, Microsoft is under pressure to deliver an experience that lives up to the expectations of both developers and consumers alike. A little over a week ago, Microsoft officially rolled out the first stable build of its Chromium-based update, dubbed simply the new Microsoft Edge.
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