After a period of developer and enthusiast testing, Microsoft is telling IT professionals they're free to test it's upcoming Chromium Edge browser. Specifically, it says it's Dev channel, which updates each week, is ready to trial in an enterprise environment. Chromium Edge has been a relatively stable experience so far, so much so that I've been using it as my daily driver with few issues. However, it seems Microsoft was waiting for a few feature additions before it gave the thumbs up to enterprise. These changes should further differentiate it from Google Chrome while making it more suitable for use in business. Even so, professionals are still waiting on some more features to make the transition smoother. Microsoft is planning to add a dedicated IE mode to the browser, which will let users run old web apps that aren't compatible with modern browsers. It's also working on much-important group policy, PDF, offline deployment, and application guard functionalities.
