Microsoft starts employing Microsoft Edge on Windows 7 despite end support

Microsoft starts employing Microsoft Edge on Windows 7 despite end support

A few months ago, Microsoft began employing its Microsoft Edge web browser, which is based on Chromium, on the level of the Windows 10 operating system, but the company seems determined to go far in imposing its new browser to the degree that it started employing the new version of it, even on Windows 7.

Of course, Microsoft is trying to attract users to its operating system, Windows 10, by launching the latest update from its web browser, Microsoft Corpus Edge, which many have expressed admiration for, especially after the amendments and new updates, but Microsoft's new orientation has aroused a lot of interest among followers.

Thus, users of Windows 8.1 and Windows 7 began to obtain the latest version of its Microsoft Edge browser through Windows Update, and this move comes at a strange time, especially since Microsoft had stopped technical and security support for its operating system Windows 7 starting from Last January.

Although Microsoft Edge will not replace the presence of Internet Explorer on Windows 8.1 and Windows 7, Microsoft advises users to accept the new update, on the basis that this update preserves the security of the browser, but despite this, Microsoft indicates that it is better for users to move to Windows 10 .