When Microsoft introduced Edge on Windows 10, the company talked a great deal about seamless updates. Everyone expected Windows 10 to update Microsoft Edge through the Windows Store however, that didn't grow to be the case. Microsoft actually updated Edge with Windows 10 updates, which isn't really convenient. This is definitely quite an enormous issue for Microsoft and Edge users as Edge is still quite limited in terms of features and users need to wait a long time to get major updates on Edge. For example, Microsoft added a number of features to Edge using the windows 8.1 enterprise Anniversary Update however, if the company was able to release updates through the Windows Store, some of these features might have arrived much earlier for Edge users.

At Microsoft Ignite 2016, the software firm quietly announced (noticed by Thurrott) some changes visiting the actual way it updates Microsoft Edge on Windows 10. According to Microsoft's Scott Hanselman, the organization will start updating visio 2013 standard Edge via the Windows Store. However, the particular browser engine (EdgeHTML) will continue being updated via Windows Update. This will essentially allow users avoid any compatibility issues while getting the opportunity to try out the most recent and greatest features on Microsoft Edge. Additionally, if users don't wish to update EdgeHTML, they'll likewise be able to do so via Windows Update settings.

It's not yet known when exactly this feature is going to be available, but we suspect it will be enabled with Windows 10 Redstone 2 but of course, it might get enabled even earlier. Nevertheless, this is quite a huge achievement for office 2013 professional Edge as it will be able to get frequent updates and provide an overall better experience for Windows 10 users.