Note: Unfortunatly it seems you will not be able to install Microsoft Edge on Chromebooks with an arm processor such as the Lenovo Duet. This is a reasonably quick and easy process, but I’ve already written an article on how to do it, so rather than me repeating myself, you can just go and follow that tutorial here if you haven’t already.Īnd then, once you’ve enabled Linux apps on your Chromebook, you can come back here and begin installing Microsoft Edge. And, assuming your Chromebook is compatible, you’ll need to enable Linux apps on your Chromebook before you can begin.
You will only be able to do this if your Chromebook is compatible with Linux apps (don’t worry, basically any Chromebook that’s not super old will be able to).
It’s still in beta so there may be a few bugs, but overall it runs quite well and has really all the features you’d expect from Microsoft Edge. To achieve this, we’re going to be installing the recently released Linux version of Microsoft Edge. Maybe Edge has a specific feature you need that Chrome does not, maybe you want to move away from Chrome entirely, or maybe you just want to have a secondary browser that you use for certain things.īut whatever the reason why you want to install Edge on your Chromebook, in this article, I’m going to show you how it can be done. There are a number of reasons why you might want to install Microsoft Edge on your Chromebook.
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