Version Information
- Version
- 156.0.4307.0
- Release date
- Sep 29, 2026
- Size
- 247.6 MB
- Android
- 10.0+
- File type
- APK
- Package
- com.microsoft.emmx.canary
- Developer
- Microsoft Corporation
About Microsoft Edge Canary
Microsoft Edge Canary is the experimental preview edition of Microsoft's browser, published by Microsoft Corporation under the package com.microsoft.emmx.canary. It belongs to the communication category and is aimed at users who want to see browser features before they reach the general release channel. The Canary Channel Canary is the earliest of the public preview tracks, so builds land frequently and can change from day to day. Installing this app puts you on that leading edge, where new interface work, experimental behavior and under-the-hood adjustments appear first. Because it is a preview program, the experience is intended for people who are comfortable with occasional rough edges rather than a settled, polished browser. Storage And Install Footprint The package occupies 247.6 MB on disk. That is a substantial download compared with lighter browsing apps, so it is worth confirming you have spare capacity before starting the install, plus extra room for the profile data, cached pages and settings the browser creates once you begin using it. Devices with limited internal storage may feel the impact more noticeably. Device Compatibility The build requires Android 10.0 or newer. Handsets and tablets running an earlier release will not be able to install it, while newer devices meet the baseline without difficulty. Since the app is a full browser engine rather than a simple utility, a reasonably capable processor and a healthy amount of free memory will keep page loading and tab handling responsive. Version And Release Details This listing covers version 156.0.4307.0, released 2026-09-29. As a canary build, it represents one snapshot in a rapid series of updates, and the next build may arrive shortly after. Users tracking the channel often note the exact version number when reporting problems, since fixes and regressions can appear between consecutive builds.