Edge for M1 Mac is now available as a beta

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Microsoft’s Edge browser for Apple Silicon M1 Macs is now available as a beta for all users. The first M1 compatible version of Edge was released last month only for Canary channel users.

The new version is available for Beta, Canary, and Dev channels, however, it cannot be updated directly from an older build. A separate version for M1 chips has to be downloaded from the official Edge website.

Edge for Apple Silicon Macs

Edge browser rolls out to beta and dev insider channels

The Microsft Edge Dev Twitter account made the announcement, sharing that the new version is available for ‘Insider’ channels including Canary, Dev, and Beta.

https://twitter.com/MSEdgeDev/status/1350205277660995585?s=20

To download the new Edge update, head over to the website and click download for any of the Insider Channel builds. When the below pop-up appears, click on ‘Mac with Apple chip’ to download the right build for your new Mac.

Edge for Macs with Apple Chip

Edge is the only popular browser right now between Safari, Chrome, and Firefox, that has not been released as a stable Apple Silicon compatible build. However, it still works great with Rosetta 2 on M1 Macs. Edge is a great alternative to Chrome, however, it still lacks history and tab sync which is gradually rolling out to all users.

Check out our coverage of other first-party and third-party macOS apps that have been updated for Apple Silicon M1 Macs.

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