User:Xeverything11/sandbox/What Consoles Can Access Internet Browser: Difference between revisions

Revision as of 09:56, 24 January 2025

Yes, you can access Microsoft Edge on Xbox Series X|S. Just open the Microsoft Edge in Apps section on Xbox Series X|S. It supports most features that the desktop version supports. However, keep in mind that downloads and extensions are unsupported.^[1]

You can also access Microsoft Edge on Xbox One. Just open the Microsoft Edge in Apps section on Xbox One. Like the Xbox Series X|S version, it also supports most features that the desktop version supports. However, keep in mind that downloads and extensions are unsupported.^[1]

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 === Xbox Series X|S: Yes ===
-# Yes, you can access Microsoft Edge on Xbox Series X|S. Just open the Microsoft Edge in Apps section on Xbox Series X|S.
+# Yes, you can access Microsoft Edge on Xbox Series X|S. Just open the Microsoft Edge in Apps section on Xbox Series X|S. It supports most features that the desktop version supports. However, keep in mind that downloads and extensions are unsupported.<ref name="xbox-browser-support">Xbox Support. (2025). Xbox.com. https://support.xbox.com/en-GB/help/hardware-network/console/use-microsoft-edge-on-xbox</ref>
 === Xbox One: Yes ===
+# You can also access Microsoft Edge on Xbox One. Just open the Microsoft Edge in Apps section on Xbox One. Like the Xbox Series X|S version, it also supports most features that the desktop version supports. However, keep in mind that downloads and extensions are unsupported.<ref name="xbox-browser-support" />
 === PlayStation 4: Yes ===
-=== Wii U: Yes ===
+=== PlayStation 5: Yes, but hidden ===
+=== Nintendo Switch: Yes, but hidden ===
+=== Wii U: Yes, but it's outdated ===
+=== PlayStation Vita: Yes, but it's outdated ===
+=== Nintendo 3DS: Yes, but it's outdated ===
+=== Xbox 360: Yes, but it's outdated ===
+=== PlayStation 3: Yes, but it's outdated ===
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