This is disingenuous. The report focuses on different browsers' ability to automatically detect and block URLs of phishing pages and malware downloads. All thre

This is disingenuous. The report focuses on different browsers' ability to automatically detect and block URLs of phishing pages and malware downloads. All three browsers have some kind of automatic URL blocking, and this report claims that Edge is the best. At a glance, the results don't look immediately credible to me: I didn't see an explanation of how they chose the specific URLs, why there is a difference between the browsers, or the false-positive rate. But the study is, at least, actually comparing browser "security", and isn't comparing user behavior or anything like that. Disclosure: I've never used Edge.