Microsoft really, really, really wants you to start using Edge as your primary browser. The company has employed all kinds of ...

Microsoft wants to drag as many Windows users as it can over to Edge, and it's apparently willing to monitor your Chrome ...

Microsoft looks set to shift to a Chromium-based browser in Windows 10. In 2015, Microsoft debuted its premium web browser, Edge. The browser was built with a brand new rendering engine, EdgeHTML.

Here's how Microsoft might try to convince you to switch to Edge from Chrome, depending on how often you use Google's web browser.

Since 2020, Edge has been based on the same Chromium engine as Chrome, and since then, Microsoft has been trying to tempt users of Google’s browser to switch to Edge by adding a considerable ...

Microsoft is always seen promoting Edge to Windows users. To keep users on its own browser, the company has tried different methods. For instance, when users try to access Chrome through Edge and ...

Microsoft has pledged support for Microsoft Edge on Windows 10 until October 2028, as part of its efforts to support the OS.

According to Stat Counter, Chrome has 63.55% global market share. In comparison, Microsoft Edge has just 5.14% of the market share. The story is pretty much when it comes to active user count.

Microsoft is working on adding support for extensions in Edge for Android, allowing users to install useful tools and functionalities even before they are supported on Chrome.

Google Chrome is the most widely used web browser, with a market share of over 60%. On the other hand, Microsoft Edge is the default web browser for Windows and has been steadily gaining ...

Microsoft Edge is basically Internet Explorer 2.0, but far less clunky. In a way, it's Microsoft's direct response to Google Chrome, and the result is a much smoother browsing experience over what ...

Not content with simply using ads, Microsoft also tries to throw shade at Chrome. The banner claims that Edge uses the same technology as Chrome, but with the added trust of Microsoft.