Chromium-based Microsoft Edge’s Stable Build Leaks
- Mehedi Hassan
- Aug 20, 2019
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Microsoft has been quickly iterating on the new Chromium-based Edge browser for a while. The company has been releasing new Canary builds almost every day, and the Dev channel is consistently getting new builds every week. And now, it seems like Microsoft is inching closer to a public release.
A stable build of Microsoft Edge has leaked online (you can download it here), and it comes straight from Microsoft servers (via HTNovo). A stable build of the new Edge browser leaked in the past, but this time around you can actually install this new build.
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The build number of the leaked build is 77.0.235.9, which is a little behind the latest Dev channel build. The only main difference here is that there is no longer an icon for feedback near the three-dot menu, and the fact that installing this build will automatically replace the classic Edge on your Start Menu and taskbar.
Microsoft is probably still a bit far away from launching the stable version of this new browser. After all, we still don’t have beta builds for Edge, so it could be a while before a stable version is launched publicly.