Microsoft has released a new Microsoft Edge Dev, and this time the first thing you need to know is that this is the final build for major version 85.

In other words, this update should be promoted to the beta channel rather soon, then expected to make its way to the stable branch with additional fixes.

As every single update for the Dev channel, this new build comes with lots of new goodies, and while you can check the full changelog in the box after the jump, there are several items that are worth checking out.

First and foremost, Microsoft continues its work on making Microsoft Edge an advanced PDF reader, just like its predecessor, Microsoft Edge legacy.

So this update introduces a new button to the PDF toolbar that allows users to highlight text, something that comes in very handy to those who work with documents on a regular basis.

Then, there is a new option to undo certain actions in Collections, but also additional settings to reorder the extension icons on the toolbar using the Alt + Shift + arrows shortcut on the keyboard.

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Microsoft says it’s also making it easier to report unsafe downloads right from the download manager.

“Added an option to the … menu for each item that appears on the Downloads shelf to report it as a safe or unsafe file (which option appears is dependent on SmartScreen’s determination of the file’s safety),” the company says.

Enterprises are getting new policies, as it follows:

Added a management policy to Exempt Domain File Type Pairs From File Type Download Warnings. Note that Administrative Templates will come later.
Added support for the Chromium management policy to Auto Launch Protocols From Origins, which allows admins to define a list of protocols that can launch an external application from listed origins without a prompt.

Unsurprisingly, there are also plenty of fixes, including for crashes occurred when opening a tab in IE mode, when singing into the browser, or when closing the browser after creating a new profile.

Isn’t Edge basically Chrome (but without all the Google nastiness) now?