The new version of Microsoft Edge is now available for Windows 10 and macOS, but it'll take a while for Microsoft to replace the browser on every device.

Microsoft's new Chromium-based Edge web browser is rolling out automatically via Windows Update to customers using Windows 10 1803 or later.

Microsoft Edge browser will update itself automatically via Windows Update. The update process happens in the background, so it doesn’t affect ongoing work.

Microsoft will yank its old Edge browser out of Windows 10 PCs on April 13, an important step in its yearslong effort to move its immense customer base to a modern browser.

Thanks to its new Chromium underpinnings, Microsoft's new Edge browser can now handle Chrome extensions on Windows 10 and MacOS.

If your PC got upgraded to the Chromium-based Edge browser but you still need (or just want) to use legacy Edge, you can get it back - but not for much longer.

The KB4576754 update forces the installation of the new Edge browser on Windows 10 version 2004, version 1909, version 1903, and version 1809 ...