Microsoft Edge 151 Released

The update smoothes out navigation quirks and adds a handful of web-platform improvements


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Microsoft has pushed Edge 151.0.4129.93 to the Stable channel, rolling out to Windows, Mac, and Linux users worldwide. The update focuses on polish rather than a headline feature, smoothing out navigation quirks and adding a handful of web-platform improvements developers will notice before most everyday users do.

What's New

  • Smarter duplicate-navigation handling If a page navigation is already in progress, Edge now ignores a second request to the same URL, fixing the annoying case where an accidental double-click on a link would trigger the page to reload or stutter.
  • New ruby-overhang CSS property Lets web pages control whether ruby annotations (the small pronunciation guides used in East Asian typography) are allowed to overlap adjacent text, with auto, spaces, and none values supported.
  • Platform requirement bump Edge 151 and later now require macOS 13 (Ventura) or newer; Windows requirements are unchanged.
  • Continued rollout of sidebar retirement and Workspaces migration changes, along with routine security and policy updates.

Download

Microsoft Edge updates automatically for most users. To grab it manually or check your version, visit edge://settings/help in the browser, or download the latest installer directly from Microsoft.

More Info

UpdateStar tracks Edge releases and version history here: microsoft-edge.updatestar.com

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