Software is increasingly becoming a standard module for downloading files from a remote server. Due to high connection speeds, users often do not even notice this. However, there are situations where an offline installer is simply necessary. This is especially true for companies and corporations.
Of course, no one in their right mind would download the same software 100 times for a hundred different computers. That's why at Microsoft, there is an offline installer for the new Edge browser based on Chromium, which will allow for automatic deployment of the program on a large number of PCs.Â
It  is available on a separate page and allows you to choose the version â 32 or 64-bit. There is also an installer for Mac. After downloading the package with the msi extension, you only need to double-click it to start the installation. It's worth noting that only the Dev version for developers is available. Obviously, the company decided not to burden itself with creating daily Canary builds in the form of offline packages. It's important to remember that the Dev version is updated once a week, so new features will appear there slightly later than in the Canary channel.
You can also download configuration files for businesses from this site, which will allow you to set up Edge and manage its updates on Windows 7, 8, 8.1, and 10.
It is rumored that the new Microsoft Edge based on Chromium will become the default browser in Windows 10. This will happen in the spring update 201H, which is expected to be released in April or May of next year. Of course, this is assuming that Redmond does not postpone the release again.
Burimi: 3dnews.ru
