Should you update to Microsoft Edge 149.0.4022.96?

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No: install Microsoft Edge 156.0.4314.58 instead. Microsoft Edge 149.0.4022.96 is a security update Microsoft released on 25 Jun 2026 for Mac and Windows. It fixes 18 security flaws.[1] None of them is known to be used in attacks.

It has since been replaced by Microsoft Edge 149.0.4022.105, released 2 Jul 2026, which includes all of its fixes. If you’re on an older version, install that instead.

Should you update?

No: install Microsoft Edge 156.0.4314.58 instead. Microsoft Edge 156.0.4314.58 came out on 30 Oct 2026 and includes every fix in Microsoft Edge 149.0.4022.96, so there’s no reason to stop at this one. Software Update offers the newest version your device can run.

Is Microsoft Edge 149.0.4022.96 still safe?

Not any more. The 37 updates since, up to Microsoft Edge 156.0.4314.58, fix 2,437 security flaws that Microsoft Edge 149.0.4022.96 doesn’t, and each became public the day its fix shipped. Installing it is safe: get it only from Edge’s own About page (Edge updates itself; there’s nothing to download from a website), never from a link in an email, text or pop-up.

What it fixes

Microsoft lists 18 security flaws.[1] Microsoft doesn’t rate them by severity. They are:

FlawSeverityWhat Microsoft calls it
CVE-2026-13021Not ratedChromium: CVE-2026-13021 Inappropriate implementation in DeviceBoundSessionCredentials
CVE-2026-13022Not ratedChromium: CVE-2026-13022 Inappropriate implementation in Autofill
CVE-2026-13023Not ratedChromium: CVE-2026-13023 Uninitialized Use in GPU
CVE-2026-13024Not ratedChromium: CVE-2026-13024 Insufficient validation of untrusted input in Navigation
CVE-2026-13025Not ratedChromium: CVE-2026-13025 Insufficient validation of untrusted input in DevTools
CVE-2026-13026Not ratedChromium: CVE-2026-13026 Use after free in Digital Credentials
CVE-2026-13027Not ratedChromium: CVE-2026-13027 Use after free in FileSystem
CVE-2026-13028Not ratedChromium: CVE-2026-13028 Use after free in WebGL
CVE-2026-13029Not ratedChromium: CVE-2026-13029 Use after free in Web Authentication
CVE-2026-13030Not ratedChromium: CVE-2026-13030 Uninitialized Use in GPU
CVE-2026-13031Not ratedChromium: CVE-2026-13031 Use after free in Blink
CVE-2026-13032Not ratedChromium: CVE-2026-13032 Use after free in WebGL
CVE-2026-13033Not ratedChromium: CVE-2026-13033 Out of bounds read in Blink>InterestGroups
CVE-2026-13034Not ratedChromium: CVE-2026-13034 Inappropriate implementation in Passwords
CVE-2026-13035Not ratedChromium: CVE-2026-13035 Use after free in Bluetooth
CVE-2026-13036Not ratedChromium: CVE-2026-13036 Use after free in Blink
CVE-2026-13037Not ratedChromium: CVE-2026-13037 Use after free in WebView
CVE-2026-13038Not ratedChromium: CVE-2026-13038 Use after free in Autofill

How to update, and how long it takes

A minute or two. Edge restarts and reopens your tabs.

  1. Open Edge and click the three dots (…) at the top right.Choose Help and feedback, then About Microsoft Edge.
  2. Let it download the update.Edge checks as soon as that page opens. When it’s done, click Restart.

To check it worked: Three dots (…) → Help and feedback → About Microsoft Edge: the version is under the name, e.g. 157.0.4341.42. It should say 149.0.4022.105 or later.

149.0.4022.80 vs 149.0.4022.96

Microsoft Edge 149.0.4022.80, released 18 Jun 2026, fixed 35 security flaws. Microsoft Edge 149.0.4022.96 fixes 18 security flaws and includes the fixes before it, so going straight to 149.0.4022.96 gets you both.

References

  1. ^ Microsoft. “Microsoft Edge security release notes, June 25, 2026”, 25 Jun 2026.