You’ll need to be a Microsoft Edge on iOS tester, and you’ll be downloading the preview from TestFlight. The company has said it is working to bring that feature to iOS devices. Microsoft still hasn’t enabled tab syncing between a Windows computer and the iPhone and iPad versions of the browser. It’s possible the feature may make an appearance later in the beta testing process, or after its initial public release. The report indicates Edge on the iPad unfortunately doesn’t include iOS 11 split screen support, so running the browser alongside another app isn’t possible as yet. Microsoft has scaled up the interface for the larger screen on the iPad, and features like “continue on PC” remain, alongside options to change from a light to a dark theme. I’ve had a chance to briefly test Edge on iPad, and it’s largely what you’d expect. The software maker is now updating its Edge iOS preview app to include iPad support today. Microsoft made its Edge browser for iOS available to all iPhone users back in November, promising at the time that tablet support would arrive in the future. The beta release follows the iPhone release for the browser in November. The Verge reports the Microsoft Edge web browser is rolling out to the iPad.

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