Our changelogs will continue to provide details according to the build version to best reflect changes between Windows Insider or Current Branch builds. The build version number continues to indicate the current Windows build number.
As always, you can expect to see these updates in the Windows Insider Preview rings before the Current Branch is updated. The major version number represents a significant platform release typically, we will only update the major number once for each Current Branch update. With today’s updates, we’re iterating this token to “Edge/13.*,” and will continue to update the token in the future according to the MAJOR.BUILD schema. Mockup of settings pane showing Microsoft Edge and EdgeHTML versions This token represents the EdgeHTML platform version number (12), and in a future preview will also be found in the Settings pane in Microsoft Edge.
Since our first previews of Microsoft Edge and the EdgeHTML rendering engine, we’ve asked developers not to rely on the token version (“Edge/12.10240”) in the user-agent string as it was likely to be updated. EdgeHTML versioning and the “Edge” User-Agent token These updates will be reflected in Settings pane in Microsoft Edge and in the browser’s User-Agent string. That said, we do recognize that underlying version numbers can still be important for some scenarios, so with this release we’re also issuing our first updates to the browser’s app and platform version. Since Microsoft Edge is designed to be an evergreen browser, regularly updated as part of “Windows as a Service”, we expect the browser version numbers to be much less of a focus than they have been in the past.
The most recent Windows Insider Preview release (build 10547) contains a new set of features now available for Insiders to test – we encourage you to check out our Microsoft Edge changelog to see what’s new and try out the build for yourself via the Insider Program.
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