If Microsoft Edge 101 is a pretty boring update overall, we reported yesterday that Microsoft has started testing a built-in VPN with Edge insiders. The Enterprise Site List Manager has also been updated to let users configure shared cookies between Edge and Internet Explorer on an enterprise site list. This latest update also introduces a new policy to allow extensions from other stores by default in the web browser, and there’s also another policy for setting a default profile to use when opening Edge. We’re not seeing this new Apps icon yet, so it’s possible that it’s rolling out gradually. This is a minor update with only one new feature related to Progressive Web Apps (PWAs), and it follow the release of Google Chrome 101 earlier this week.Īccording to the release notes, Microsoft Edge 101 brings a new Apps icon that can be added to Edge’s toolbar to access any installed Progressive Web Apps (PWAs).

Microsoft Edge 101 has started rolling out to the Stable channel on Windows, macOS, and Linux yesterday.

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