Right now, we are super focused on bringing stable versions of Edge first to other versions of Windows (as well as macOS), and then releasing our Beta channels. That being said, there is still work to make them 'customer ready' (installer, updaters, user sync, bug fixes, etc.) and something we are proud to give to you, so we aren't quite ready to commit to the work just yet.

We don't have any technical blockers to keep us from creating Linux binaries, and it's definitely something we'd like to do down the road. Responding to a query about the possibility of a Linux version of Edge, Sean from the development team said:

Many topics were covered, including ad-blocking (Microsoft is not really clear about whether ad blockers will be cut off at the knees because of changes Google is making to the Chromium's extensions API), extension syncing (coming soon), and the use of Fluent UI. The revelation came in a Reddit AMA session with Microsoft Edge developers in which they spoke more about the roadmap for the browser.

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