With Parallels Desktop for Mac Pro Edition, you can do even more than just test Microsoft Edge-you can also experience the power and convenience of having Microsoft’s intelligent personal assistant Cortana in Windows, as well as use it with OS X and Mac applications when running Parallels Desktop and Windows 10 in Coherence mode (which makes the Windows 10 interface invisible while enabling the use of Windows apps in OS X). Important note: to test Microsoft Edge in a Windows 10 VM, you will need to try the Pro Edition and follow the instructions above to download a free trial of Microsoft Edge on Windows 10. During the free trial, you can switch back and forth between Parallels Desktop for Mac, Parallels Desktop for Mac Pro Edition and Parallels Desktop for Mac Business Edition to determine which version best suits your needs. If you haven’t purchased Parallels Desktop yet, don’t worry-Mac users can download a free two-week trial of Parallels Desktop for Mac here.
Select “Modern.IE test environments” and click on Continue in the lower-right corner of the Wizard to access free trials of pre-configured Parallels Desktop virtual machines from Microsoft, including: Go to the top navigation of Parallels Desktop for Mac Pro Edition and click on the red ||bars,ģ. Here’s how to get Microsoft Edge on Mac, so you can start testing in Microsoft’s latest browser:ġ. Anyone else who'd like to attempt to narrow down what needs to be removed is more than welcome to help out.Still trying to decide if you want to test out Parallels Desktop for Mac Pro Edition? Well, here’s another reason to try it-we just added a pre-configured free trial of Microsoft Edge on Windows 10 to the New Virtual Machine Wizard!
Once I have something more definitive, I'll update this conversation. Doing so will take some time to ensure I don't wipe out everything I rely on for my daily productivity.
I will take a similar approach with the Beta channel version I'm using as my go-to browser, but will try to isolate exactly what needs to be removed. But I've now had Dev 1.1 running for about 24 hours without a crash.
This, of course, wiped practically all my settings, favorites, etc., for that channel, so it's very drastic. I could not get the Dev channel release to stop crashing until I performed some major surgery: I deleted the entire contents of the folder /Library/Application Support/Microsoft Edge Dev/ This has continued through the most current version as of today, Thu, 1.0. I've been running on the Canary channel without crashing since 1.x. I do NOT use Norton 365, but am still experiencing crashes.
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