Microsoft Edge 150 Adds Google Account Sign-In on Windows and macOS

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Microsoft has added support for signing into Edge with a Google account in version 150 on Windows and macOS, according to the browser's stable release notes released on July 2, 2026. Users are now able to sign in with a Google account alongside their Microsoft account.

This feature is being gradually rolled out to all Edge users on both platforms. System administrators can manage its availability using the new NonMicrosoftAccountSignInEnabled policy.

This change marks a reversal of Microsoft's stance in 2020, when the company said it had no plans to integrate Google services into Edge by default. The addition was first announced in June through the Microsoft 365 Roadmap.

What Google Account Sign-In Adds To Microsoft Edge

After setting up a Google account in Edge 150, users can access several new features. They can sign into third-party websites more easily using Google, synchronize data across devices through Google account services, and use both Microsoft and Google account features within the same browser session.

Before Edge 150, users who wanted to work across Google services in Edge had to find workarounds. The native sign-in support simplifies this process for those who use both ecosystems.

Microsoft has introduced the NonMicrosoftAccountSignInEnabled group policy for business and enterprise settings. System administrators can use this to enable or disable Google account sign-in on managed devices, depending on their organization's needs for compliance or security.

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