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Microsoft Edge: How Progressive Rollouts Work for Faster Security Updates

In an effort to provide faster and more secure browser updates, Microsoft has introduced progressive rollouts for its stable channel of Microsoft Edge. This innovative approach allows critical security fixes to be rolled out quickly to users, while also ensuring a smooth experience.

So, how does this work? Browser updates with critical security fixes will have a faster rollout cadence than those without. As the rollout progresses over a few days, all users will eventually receive the update. When the incremental rollout begins, you'll notice the update available on your device when its upgrade value falls within the supported range.

Each installation of Microsoft Edge is assigned an upgrade value, which allows for targeted updates to be distributed. This approach enables Microsoft to monitor the health of its updates closely and limit the impact of any issues that might arise with new versions. With this system in place, users can rest assured that their browser experience will be both fast and secure.

Microsoft has recently enabled progressive rollouts for all Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, and Windows 10 versions of Microsoft Edge, starting from release 83. This means that users running these operating systems will benefit from faster and more targeted updates.

While support for Microsoft Edge on Mac is not yet available, the company has confirmed that it will be introduced as soon as it's ready. With progressive rollouts now enabled for all Windows versions of Microsoft Edge, users can enjoy a more streamlined and secure browsing experience.

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