Now non-Windows 10 users will also have the opportunity to try Microsoft Edge.
As announced in an earlier article, Internet Explorer is still present in Windows 10, along with Microsoft Edge, the new application that is supposed to compete with Google Chrome and Mozilla's Firefox.
The company began promoting the new browser in a very aggressive way, trying to establish itself in public opinion as a key player in the world of browsers.
Edge, however, as announced, was only available on Windows 10, so if you didn't have it installed, you couldn't surf with the new app and try it out.
But this has been happening until today!
However, Redmond has just announced the release of Windows virtual machines.
Virtual systems contain all Microsoft operating systems (not just Microsoft, as you will see for yourself) and will help you control any website you want, without having to install anything on your computer.
"With this automated process we use to create virtual machines, future releases will be available more quickly, as the platform will be continuously updated," Microsoft.
"Due to high demand, we are supporting several new VM formats, starting with Vagrant boxes (with VirtualBox) and QEMU."
See Microsoft's virtual machines from the link below along with instructions for use:
dev.modern.ie/tools/vms/windows/
Source: secnewsgr.kinsta.cloud
