This is a fully automated repository, tasked with identifying the features added or removed in each Edge canary channel update.
These features are Controlled Feature Rollouts.
By identifying the changes, you can enable and experience specific new features in Edge canary before anyone else, or before the feature is even officially enabled for anyone.
The GitHub action runs every 8 hours.
Releases are published for each update automatically, giving an overview of what features were added and removed in each version.
Make sure you select the Watch option at the top of this page to receive notifications on your GitHub and Email whenever a new version of Edge Canary is released.
5 new features were added in the latest Edge Canary update
- msWalletHubSignInUpsellV2
- msEdgeShoppingBackgroundAutoApplyFlightingForChannel
- msEdgeShoppingBackgroundAutoApplyAvailableForDomain
- msQueryNextSitesForChromePBTrigger
- msQueryNextSitesForEdgePBTrigger
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Install PowerShell Core latest version
- Get it from the official GitHub repository
- Or Install it from Microsoft Store
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Navigate to the Releases section of this GitHub repository, find the latest update which is at the top, or any other previous update that you are looking for, copy the PowerShell code in that release, paste it in your PowerShell Core (no admin required), it will create the Edge canary batch file (
.batfile) for you in the Downloads folder of your computer.
You can start Edge canary with that .bat file and try out the new features added in that specific Edge canary update.
You can verify the .bat file by opening it in a text editor such as VS Code.
Once you launch Edge canary using the .bat file, you can check out more info about what features are enabled in Edge canary by visiting this page: edge://version/ and looking at the Command-line section.
I might sometimes post notable new features I come across in the Discussions section, you can do the same and let us know what you find!
- Sometimes feature flags with similar names should be used together in order to activate a certain feature, using them individually might not activate anything.