Microsoft is launching the steady model of its Edge browser for Linux this week. While preview variations of Edge for Linux have been accessible for greater than a yr, the official launch will now see Edge supported totally on Linux with common steady channel updates.

If you’re already operating preview builds of Edge on Linux, you will get the newest steady model by operating the sudo apt set up microsoft-edge-stable command. If you’re new to Edge on Linux, then the installer is now available on Microsoft’s website.

Many Linux customers will already be utilizing Chrome or Firefox, however Edge is one more browser choice which may work on distros the place Chrome isn’t totally supported. Microsoft has additionally added numerous privateness options to Edge to restrict monitoring and cookies, and the Linux model of Edge shares a lot of the identical options which can be accessible on Windows and macOS.

You can download Edge for Linux over at Microsoft’s site.