"Taken all-in-all, Chrome's my first pick for Windows 10. However, I can see why some of you would prefer Edge." Actually, although Edge wins some strictly JS

"Taken all-in-all, Chrome's my first pick for Windows 10. However, I can see why some of you would prefer Edge." Actually, although Edge wins some strictly JS benchmarks: "RoboHornet: This benchmark doesn't just focus on JavaScript. Instead it 'encompases all aspects of browser performance and everything that matters to web developers, like performance of layout and localStorage.' Once more, on this benchmark, the higher the score the better. On this performance test, Chrome kicked rump and took names with a total of 175.73. Opera made a contest of it with a score of 165.13. For once, IE didn't make a fool of itself. It took the bronze with 117.78. Firefox took fourth place with 115.13. Oddly enough Edge turned in its worse score on this benchmark: 102.23." So, for overall performance Edge was lacking. Then, finally: "Chrome took home the gold by a nose over Opera, 521 to 520. Firefox came in third with a score of 468 and Edge was fourth with 453." So HTML compliance wasn't too good for Edge either. For me, those results aren't even close - Chrome is MUCH better, and cross-platform to boot.