Allow Microsoft Edge Side by Side browser experience

This policy lets a user run Microsoft Edge (Edge HTML) and Microsoft Edge (Chromium-based) side-by-side. If this policy is set to “Not configured”, Microsoft Edge (Chromium-based) will replace Microsoft Edge (Edge HTML) after the Microsoft Edge (Chromium-based) stable channel and the November 2019 security updates are installed. This is the same behavior as the “Disabled” setting. The “Disabled” (0) setting blocks a side-by-side experience and Microsoft Edge (Chromium-based) will replace Microsoft Edge (Edge HTML) after the Microsoft Edge (Chromium-based) stable channel and the November 2019 security updates are installed. This is the same behavior as the “Not Configured” setting. When this policy is “Enabled” (1), Microsoft Edge (Chromium-based) and Microsoft Edge (Edge HTML) can run side-by-side after Microsoft Edge (Chromium-based) is installed. For this group policy to take affect, it must be configured before the automatic install of Microsoft Edge (Chromium-based) by Windows Update. Note: ​A user can block the automatic update of Microsoft Edge (Chromium-based) by using the Microsoft Edge (Chromium-based) Blocker Toolkit. Starting with Windows 10 version 20H2 Microsoft Edge Legacy and the side-by-side browser experience are not supported.

This policy has no additional user input fields.

• Computer
  Allow installation default

  Microsoft Edge Update 1.2.145.5 and later
• Computer
  Create Desktop Shortcut upon install default

  Microsoft Edge Update 1.3.128.0 and later
• Computer
  Let users update all apps on metered connections

  Microsoft Edge Update 1.3.179.5 and later
• Computer
  Remove Desktop Shortcuts upon update default

  Microsoft Edge Update 1.3.155.1 and later
• Computer
  Update policy override default

  Microsoft Edge Update 1.2.145.5 and later