Microsoft has just released a new Edge Canary build for Android. The new build (v91.0.858.0) matches the Edge Canary build for desktops and brings a new UI, features, menu layout, and more.
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The new Microsoft Edge Canary app for Android was first spotted by Reddit user u/howdoiuseredditlol (via Windows Central). The app offers a different set of features compared to the current beta version of Edge on Android (v46.03.23.5155), including advanced features like a reading mode and full access to experimental flags.
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You can download the new Edge Canary version by following this link in the Play Store and try out a number of experimental features by going to edge://flags. Please note that since this is the Canary release, you may encounter bugs and other stability issues. Fortunately, you can have both Canary and the stable version of Edge installed on your device at the same time, so you can quickly revert to the stable version if that happens.
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The new version of Microsoft Edge Canary for Android comes just a day after the release of the new Kids Mode on the desktop version of the browser. Kids Mode is designed to help parents provide a safe browsing experience for young users by whitelisting a small selection of websites. The feature includes two options – one for users ages 5-8 that offers a simplified browsing experience, and the other for users ages 9-12 that offers kid-friendly articles and news on topics like animals, science, and more.
Information source: xda-developers.com
