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Microsoft might be getting ready to release a preview version of its new Chromium-based browser for macOS devices.

Earlier this month, the company shipped the very first testing builds of the revamped Microsoft Edge running on Chromium, but these were only available for Windows 10 devices.

The company said at that time that versions supporting older Windows versions (Windows 7 and Windows 8.1), as well as macOS, were on their way, with no other specifics on the ETA actually provided. https://www.xing.com/communities/posts/cyber-hunter-unlimited-credits-generator-download-ios-android-1016260989


And now it looks like we’re getting closer to the moment Microsoft would roll out a preview version of the Chromium-based Microsoft Edge for macOS, as discovered by German site WindowsUnited.
"macOS build likely coming very soon"

When trying to install the Windows 10 preview on Windows Server 2016, Microsoft Edge displays an error message indicating that the macOS build is just around the corner. https://www.xing.com/communities/posts/revue-starlight-re-live-unlimited-star-gems-hack-cheat-tool-download-ios-android-1016261951


“Oh no! Platform not supported,” this message reads. “Some features may not work, as your device is using an operating system that’s not currently supported by Microsoft Edge Insider builds. For now, we’re officially supporting Windows 10 version 1709 and above, and macOS version 10.12 and above.”

In other words, Microsoft could be working on updating these preview versions of Microsoft Edge to indicate that Windows 10 and macOS are the only supported platforms. Officially, only Windows 10 is supported, so a macOS release could be just around the corner.

Interestingly, Microsoft’s browser for macOS could land before the dedicated version for older Windows, but this isn’t necessarily something to be surprised of. Windows 7 is scheduled to reach the end of support in January 2020, while Windows 8.1’s market share is already very small.

Microsoft hasn’t yet confirmed the release of the macOS browser version, so no specific ETA can be provided at this point.

Microsoft has released a new cumulative update for Windows insiders running builds as part of the Fast ring.

Cumulative update KB4497093 can be downloaded on Windows 10 build 18362.53, and it is specifically supported to fix a previous issue that blocked insiders from installing new builds.

“This Cumulative Update includes the fix for Windows Insiders in the Fast ring who were unable to update to the latest 20H1 build from Build 18362.53,” Microsoft explains. https://www.xing.com/communities/posts/line-webtoon-free-coins-2019-how-to-get-free-unlimited-coins-for-line-webtoon-1016271726


The company adds that the very same cumulative update will soon be shipped to users in the Slow and Release Preview rings as well, and despite no ETA being offered, I expect the update to go live for these two channels early next week. https://www.xing.com/communities/posts/tales-of-wind-free-spirals-get-unlimited-free-spirals-for-tales-of-wind-1016271761


The Release Preview ring is currently being used by Microsoft to determine the reliability of the Windows 10 May 2019 Update. This particular release is projected to launch in late May, and Microsoft wants feedback from users in the Release Preview ring to iron out the latest bugs before the rollout happens.