The tests, implementing and maintaining a new version of the browser every four weeks can be difficult for organizations, so Microsoft will soon offer a “stable extended extended” release cycle option for Microsoft Edge.
In March, the software giant announced that it would move from a 6-week launch cycle to 4 weeks as Google does with Chrome. While it is possible to try the latest innovations of the Microsoft browser, it may be exciting for regular users, companies considered that the fastest release cycle added additional complexity.
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Now, although organizations will be able to opt for an extended “stable” release cycle of 8 weeks instead of the 4-week release cycle that is established to become the default start with Microsoft Edge 94.
Stable extended
Microsoft’s new “extended” launch cycle option will be available for all Edge users from September with the launch of version 94 of the company’s browser.
Once an organization is operated in the new launch cycle, Microsoft Edge Stable will receive accumulated feature updates that are aligned with the numbers including the browser. The new features that are added in the odd numbered communities will be packaged and delivered as part of the subsequent version that even numbered according to a new blog publication from the Microsoft Edge blog.
IT administrators will be able to opt for the new 8-week release cycle for Microsoft Edge stable using the “TargetCannel” group policy where they will select the “Stable” extended option. However, if they do not, EDGE will fail to comply with the 4-week “stable” release cycle.
It is worth noting that Microsoft EDGE is automatically updated by default and Microsoft recommends this as the best method to receive version versions, regardless of which they select the options of options of the release cycle.