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PSA: WhatsApp on the Web just dropped support for legacy Microsoft Edge

Arif Bacchus Arif Bacchus
November 13, 2020
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If you’re still using the legacy version of Microsoft Edge, and haven’t been automatically updated to the new Chromium-based Edge, we have a little bit of some tough news for you. As pointed out by Tom Warren, WhatsApp on the web has dropped support for the legacy version of Microsoft’s web browser.

Now, when visiting WhatsApp on the web on Legacy Edge, you’ll get an error message notifying you that WhatsApp works with Microsoft Edge 80+.  The message also notifies about updating Windows 10 to get the latest version Edge and also suggests using Chrome, Firefox, or Opera, too.

Interestingly enough, though WhatsApp and many other developers have appeared to given up to the legacy version of Edge, Microsoft is still holding onto it. On the new Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S consoles, the old version of Edge still comes bundled in.

Of course, the Edge browser is part of the Xbox operating system. It will be interesting to see if Microsoft can also port the new browser over to the Xbox OS, too. Microsoft already has done this with HoloLens, and Windows 10X, as we reported when we discovered the installers earlier this week.

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