Edge 152 landed on Stable this week, and it's the first release under Microsoft's new two-week major cadence. The stable channel now behaves more like Chrome's and Firefox's rapid tracks than the slower drip it used to be — each release carries roughly half the new content, delivered twice as often. If longer gaps suited your rollout testing, Extended Stable stays on the old eight-week schedule, taking features at 152, 156, 160, and 164. The timing lines the whole field up: Firefox 155 follows on September 1 and Chrome 153 on September 8, so the next couple of weeks are a compressed window where every major browser ships at once. Worth a glance if you pin browser versions in CI or gate a design system on cross-browser support — the cadence you've been testing against just changed underneath you.