Latest Microsoft Edge released for Windows

VBF said:

Yes, Mike, I get that, BUT you had to allow the enablement package which is a sort of update. This is looking like it just changes when you next open the program!

The most obvious "feature" that is server controlled in Windows is the header on the settings app. Not sure that has made it to release versions yet as all my builds are insider.

kado897 said:

The most obvious "feature" that is server controlled in Windows is the header on the settings app. Not sure that has made it to release versions yet as all my builds are insider.

If you mean Windows > Settings, as opposed to Edge THAT requires a CU to be installed to happen

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LEOPEVA64 said:

Of course.

I'm actually gobsmacked at all this!
I was a Tester and everywhere I worked, once a stable release was sent to customers, it was sacrosanct. Any bug fixes, feature updates or whatever, needed a patch to be installed, usually with the customer's cooperation.

kado897 said:

The most obvious "feature" that is server controlled in Windows is the header on the settings app. Not sure that has made it to release versions yet as all my builds are insider.

Yeah, that changed numerous times, now you see it and now don't, slight of MS hand. I all but stopped even noticing it, here's mine now

Yes it has made it in 20H2 as I have it on my machine.

Once downloaded in (half)installed any feature or change can be enabled/disabled by changing simple flag in Registry, takes but a second to do it.

CountMike said:

Yeah, that changed numerous times, now you see it and now don't, slight of MS hand. I all but stopped even noticing it, here's mine now

That's just a shot of Explorer - same as mine



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New option in Setting-Downloads (Canary):

When you disable both toggles, the downloads start and end without opening any menu or popup, but you can still see the download progress on the toolbar button.

VBF said:

That's just a shot of Explorer - same as mine

I use TC 99% of the time. Maybe you meant this ?