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VERIFIEDBy Xavier Rivera·Thursday, June 11, 2026 at 12:20 PM AST·2 min read

Microsoft Edge shifts to two-week release cycle

Microsoft Edge is adopting a two-week release cycle for its Stable channel beginning with version 152 on August 27, while Extended Stable remains on an eight-week schedule. The shift delivers smaller, more frequent updates and faster security improvements to help organizations validate changes more easily.

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Microsoft Edge shifts to a two-week release cycle starting with version 152. The Stable channel now receives smaller updates twice as often while Extended Stable keeps its eight-week schedule. Security fixes and features reach users faster. Organizations on Stable must adjust testing plans and pilot earlier with Beta. Extended Stable users require no changes.

Microsoft Edge is moving to a two-week release cycle, bringing new features and improvements to users and organizations faster than ever. The change starts with version 152.

Stable channel accelerates while Extended Stable stays fixed. Starting with Microsoft Edge 152, which reaches Stable on August 27, the browser will follow a two-week release cadence. Extended Stable, introduced in 2021, remains unchanged and will now receive updates every fourth release such as versions 156, 160 and 164.

The time between Extended Stable updates stays at eight weeks. Both channels continue to receive critical security updates.
Each release brings about half as much new content as before while delivering it twice as often.
Smaller, steadier updates for Stable users. For customers on the Stable channel the practical effect is smaller, steadier change sets. Each release brings about half as much new content as before while delivering it twice as often.

Security and platform improvements reach users faster. Smaller change sets can make validation more manageable for organizations.

Feature delivery differs by channel. Stable delivers new features on the new two-week cycle. Extended Stable spaces feature updates over an eight-week window for organizations that prefer a longer planning rhythm.
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Recommended actions for IT teams. Organizations on Extended Stable need no action as their eight-week cycle and support model continue. Those on Stable should plan for smaller, more frequent change sets and faster delivery of security improvements.
The pace of Edge is accelerating with more features and improvements arriving sooner and more often.
All customers should add a pilot group to Beta and start testing from day one to maximize validation time. Early testing identifies issues, provides feedback and addresses them before Stable reaches the organization.

Enterprise Preview is the supported path for piloting Beta with setup guidance built for IT admins. This helps enterprises stay ahead of the faster cadence.

Resources and ongoing support. To prepare, refer to the updated Microsoft Edge release schedule and the Microsoft Edge Lifecycle page. Updates will continue through the Microsoft Edge Blog and the Microsoft 365 Message Center.
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The pace of Edge is accelerating with more features and improvements arriving sooner and more often. Organizations retain control over the pace that suits them.

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Enterprises should immediately incorporate Beta channel pilots via Enterprise Preview to gain maximum validation time under the accelerated cadence.

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