

# Add the metadata about the artifact to be downloaded # Use the Get-MSEdgeEnterpiseDownloadInfo function to Get-MSEdgeEnterpisePlatform -Channel Stable -Platform 'Windows 圆4' -Latest Get-MSEdgeEnterpisePlatform -Channel Stable -Platform 'Windows 圆4'| # Show the first 2 builds from the Stable channel for the Windows 圆4 platform NB: Notice for example the ExpectedExpiryDate and PublishedTime properties that aren’t exposed in the HTML page. Get-MSEdgeEnterpiseBuild -Channel Stable,Dev # Show all the builds from the Dev and Stable channels Get-MSEdgeEnterpiseEdgeUpdateInfo to return info about the Edge Updates (only present in the JSON blob and not exposed in the GUI)Īll these functions can be found in the following gist named MSEdgeChromium.ps1.Get-MSEdgeEnterpisePolicy to retrieve the info about policies templates files.


It appears that the source code of the page contains some JSON data used to build the above drop-down menu and help select the channel, build, platform to be downloaded. I’m already following what Google, Mozilla and Microsoft (for built-in Edge-Html and IE11) do but the new Edge-Chromium (aka ChrEdge) is another beast. I need to know when there’s an update available and what it fixes. Then you’ve to choose for what platform, you need the binary:Īnd you can hit the download button and/or get the latest policies’ templates.Īt work I’ve some requirements for maintaining browsers. On this page, you’ve first to choose a channel/build from the first drop-down menu: If you go on, you can download and deploy the new Edge-Chromium
