Microsoft Edge Dev and Canary just hit a major milestone
Microsoft celebrated the launch of its 1,000th build of Edge Dev and Canary last night.
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What you need to know
Microsoft Edge Dev build 95.0.1000.0 is now available. Since Microsoft released a couple of builds within a short timeframe, this latest build doesn’t include many changes. It brings the ability to sync custom Internet Explorer mode site lists across devices and a handful of bug fixes. More notably, it is the 1,000th build of Edge Dev and Canary to be released by Microsoft.
The Microsoft Edge Dev Twitter account announced the build and celebrated the milestone last night.
Greetings, Insiders! Dev channel update to version 95.0.1000.0 is going out today! 🎉 1000 builds have now gone through Dev and Canary, and Josh goes over the IE mode site list syncing and more in this week’s build. You can read on here:https://t.co/u7ArMf0HLTpic.twitter.com/zfZBHsEizuGreetings, Insiders! Dev channel update to version 95.0.1000.0 is going out today! 🎉 1000 builds have now gone through Dev and Canary, and Josh goes over the IE mode site list syncing and more in this week’s build. You can read on here:https://t.co/u7ArMf0HLTpic.twitter.com/zfZBHsEizu— Microsoft Edge Dev (@MSEdgeDev)September 9, 2021September 9, 2021
Here’s everything that’s new in Edge Dev build 95.0.1000.0:
You can download the latest build of Edge Dev from Microsoft’s website or update to it through your browser.
Microsoft just released its 1,000th build of Edge Dev and Canary. The latest build includes a few fixes and the ability to sync custom Internet Explorer mode lists between devices.
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