For some time now, we have known that Microsoft is working to completely redesign its browser, known as Edge, in order to make it much more intuitive, fast and multiplatform, something that fans of the firm undoubtedly love.
And, precisely in this last aspect of compatibility, for some time we have been seeing rumors that, taking into account that the new version was going to be based on Chromium, it was possible that they were also working on a version for macOS, something that we finally know was like this, as confirmed by the company itself in an official promotional video.
We already have images of what Microsoft Edge will be like for macOS
As we have learned, initially thanks to The Verge, recently from the Microsoft team they would have shared a new video in order to show us the latest news from Microsoft Edge, your web browser. In it, we see how in the beginning they tell us about the most generic news from a computer with a Windows operating system, such as the new design that will come to these computers, its new functionalities and integrations, and even that it is based on Chromium but that can reach work like Internet Explorer.
However, the most interesting part may be when, in the end, they show us in terms of compatibility all the operating systems with which it is compatible, where macOS ends up appearing, this being the only one in which they give more details, because they open what has been the beta and let us see the design slightly, which, as you can see, is basically very similar to Windows, only that it includes Apple's personal touches.
Thus, It is already a step to confirm that Microsoft will return to its old ways with macOS after having abandoned Internet Explorer years ago for this platform, although the truth is that we still do not have official dates on when the development version will begin to be available so that it can be tested by users, although various sources assure that it will be sooner rather than later.