The current version of Edge is a curl with shading from blue to green. The Legacy Edge icon is a stylized blue “e” with a spiral cut in the left edge. The quickest way to tell if you have the Edge Legacy browser is to take a look at the application’s icon in your Windows 10 Start menu or Taskbar. For most users, this Legacy browser has been replaced by the newer, more secure Microsoft Edge browser, which is based on Chromium technology. The Microsoft Edge Legacy browser is the original version of Microsoft Edge. You can continue to access LastPass using other, supported web browser extensions, mobile apps, or desktop applications. No LastPass data vault will be lost or deleted when this change takes place.

If you still use Microsoft Edge Legacy and have installed the LastPass browser extension for it, you still be able to log in to your LastPass online web Vault (by logging in to the LastPass website with your Cornell credentials), but you will no longer be able to use the LastPass web browser extension for Microsoft Edge Legacy. What Happens After LastPass Stops Supporting the Edge Legacy Browser If you are unsure if you are using Edge Legacy, review the section 'About Microsoft Edge Legacy' below. If you do not use Microsoft Edge Legacy version or the LastPass browser extension for Edge Legacy, you can disregard this notice. This action follows an announcement from Microsoft that the Edge Legacy desktop application will no longer be supported or receive security updates. Starting Monday, January 31, 2022, LastPass will no longer support the Microsoft Edge Legacy browser extension for LastPass.

Current version of microsoft edge