Microsoft Edge 94 is now in the Dev channel, with new features and fixes soon to hit the Beta channel.
Microsoft has released version 94 of its Chromium-based Edge browser to the Dev channel, bringing new features for PWAs — browser apps that behave like native apps. As noted by Neowin, this Dev channel release marks the first time Microsoft has put out a new build of Edge in line with Google’s shorter four-week update cycle. The Edge preview build 94.0.992.1 is the last build for version 94 and brings support for the downloads pop-up in PWAs and websites that are installed as apps. Edge users can also open local HTML or web files on iPhones and iPads, and there’s a new interface for WebView2 to launch the Browser Task Manager and listen for browser exits. WebView2 helps developers embed web HTML, CSS, and JavaScript code in native apps, and is part of Microsoft’s effort to unify Win32 and UWP applications along with its WinUI 3 user interface framework.
