

Install Microsoft Edge Browser Beta or Dev VersionĪlternatively, you can install the Microsoft Edge Brower beta or dev (nightly) build if you have downloaded the repositories. Install Microsoft Edge Stable sudo apt install microsoft-edge-stable -y Optional. Microsoft Edge can be installed using stable (recommended) or beta nightly, using three alternative branches.

sudo apt update Install Microsoft Edge Browser Once you have completed the imports, refresh your repository list to reflect the new one. echo 'deb stable main' | sudo tee /etc/apt//microsoft-edge.list sudo wget -O- | gpg -dearmor | sudo tee /usr/share/keyrings/microsoft-edge.gpg Import the Microsoft Edge Repo In the first step, you will need to download the GPG key to verify the package’s authenticity using the following command. Import Edge GPG Key & Repository Import the Microsoft Edge GPG Key Run the command regardless if unsure, as many other installations will require these on your system. These are pretty generic dependencies that may be already installed. sudo apt install software-properties-common apt-transport-https wget ca-certificates gnupg2 -y Step 1: Type start microsoft-edge: in the Command Prompt and then press Enter key to open the URL.įor instance, to open IntoWindows in Edge from Command Prompt, you need to type start microsoft-edge: and then press Enter key.To successfully install the Edge Browser, you must install the following packages run this command if you are unsure it will not harm your system. Step 2: In the Command Prompt or PowerShell, type the following command and then press the Enter key to launch the Microsoft Edge browser in Windows 10. To launch PowerShell, type its name in the Start menu search box and then press Enter. Note that you don’t need open Command Prompt as an administrator.

This can be done by typing CMD in either in the Start menu search box or Run command box and then pressing the Enter key. Step 1: The first step is to open the Command Prompt, if not already running. Open Microsoft Edge from Command Prompt or PowerShell Tip: If you often use the Run command to launch programs and settings, you might want pin Run command to Start menu or taskbar in Windows 10. Step 2: In the field, type microsoft-edge:// or microsoft-edge: and then press Enter key.
