
Multiple site lists can be published to the cloud, and group policies can be used to assign different groups of devices different lists. If you are a fan of Microsoft Edge browser then you can now try it in Ubuntu. Microsoft officials said users can create, import, and export site lists, plus audit changes to site list entries via the Microsoft 365 admin center. The Edge browser for Linux is currently available in the Dev channel, which updates every week and is less stable than Beta, but more stable than Canary.


The new Cloud Site List Management tool enables customers to store their organization's site list in a "compliant cloud location" rather than on-premises. In other browser-related news from Ignite, Microsoft is announcing the a tool meant to help businesses transition off Internet Explorer before it's no longer supported on most versions of Windows on June 15, 2022. Vaughan-Nichols (somewhat surprisingly) gave the first test build for Edge for Linux a thumbs up. There are two different ways to install this new web browser on any Linux distro. Microsoft has formally announced the availability of a stable build of its Edge browser for Linux distros.

However, any user on any supported platform can use the new Edge. As it did when introducing the new Edge on macOS, Microsoft has been positioning Edge on Linux as more of an offering for IT pros and developers who want to test web sites than as a browser for "normal" users on those platforms.
