Better is really the wrong word. It's certainly cheaper to only support IE11 than IE11 and Edge. IE11 is my employer's officially supported browser. We have so

Better is really the wrong word. It's certainly cheaper to only support IE11 than IE11 and Edge. IE11 is my employer's officially supported browser. We have some dusty decks ahem legacy websites that require it. The legal industry is generally behind the times - there are still many court and government websites that require Java. We have two types of end users. People who care use Chrome and people who don't use IE. Here is some of the additional work that Edge required. Testing all of the internal web applications with Edge. Testing hundreds of business critical websites with Edge. Testing our intranet with Edge. We use Enterprise Mode to redirect sites that are not compatible with Edge. The results of all of this work is a browsing experience that is more confusing than IE on our Windows 7 image. It is easy for users to confuse Edge for IE and I expect that to cause support tickets for the foreseeable future.