Of course, that also depends on Chromium support. Below is the page to download the offline installers for all versions of Edge, that page indicates it is for business, it is not, it is also the correct version of Edge for private users also.
Given that the Redmond firm is committed to providing Windows 7 support, even to only some users, for another three years, it seems likely that it would support the browser for as long. Microsoft is offering Extended Security Updates (ESUs) for businesses on Windows 7 that are willing to pay up, and ESUs are available for a total of three years. It's likely that the company will go beyond that. That means that you'll get Edge updates on Windows 7 until at least July 15, 2021. Today, Microsoft confirmed to Neowin that it will commit to the same timeframe as Google.
Google announced last week that it's committing to 18 months of support for Chrome on Windows 7, which means that Chromium is supported for as long. It's not a secret that the end of extended support for Windows 7 is tomorrow, and with Microsoft's Chromium-based Edge shipping for the unsupported OS the day after, there are questions about how long the browser will be supported. With Windows 7 Extended Security Update (ESU) and Windows 8/8.1 end of support on January 10 th, 2023, and Google Chrome ending support for Windows 7 and Windows 8/8.1, Microsoft Edge browser version 109 and WebView2 Runtime version 109 will be the last respective versions to support these operating systems.
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