It’s like setting a recurring update for the Microsoft Edge stable application where a cumulative set of features will be delivered to the browser based on the selected release cycle. This means there isn’t a new browser application to deploy to use the “Extended Stable” release option-organizations can just select the release cycle option that is right for them.

Starting with Microsoft Edge 94, IT administrators will have the flexibility to select between different release cycle options for Microsoft Edge Stable: the 4-week “Stable” option or the 8-week “Extended Stable” option. “Extended Stable” is available starting with Microsoft Edge 94

Representation of how releases will be delivered to Microsoft Edge for the “Stable” and “Extended Stable” release cycle options. To more effectively serve organizations who may want a longer timeline, we will offer a new 8-week “Extended Stable” release cycle option (configurable by Group Policy) in addition to the regular 4-week “Stable” release cycle which will be the default beginning with Microsoft Edge 94. Organizations though might experience this change differently due to the complexities of testing, deployment, and maintenance. For most users, this means receiving and enjoying our latest browser innovations on a more frequent basis. In March, we announced that Microsoft Edge would be moving from a 6-week to a 4-week release cycle cadence to deliver more innovation to users and organizations, faster.

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