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• mythz 7y ago
  Traffic, ad views, analytics and $$$.
  • PascLeRasc 7y ago
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    • Acen 7y ago
      Their default home screen has news by default if you choose their "informational" style. Which includes advertisements as part of Microsoft News.
• tolmasky 7y ago
  If I get all the benefits of Chrome without weird Google ID stuff (and without having to download and/or build my own Chromium), then I'd use it. Might forget to switch the search engine to Google from Bing. Now they're making ad money. Regardless, if you want to take the browser market seriously, you need to be cross-platform. Especially if all the hard work of cross-platformness has already been done for you (as is probably the case with Chrome).
  • anoncake 7y ago
    > If I get all the benefits of Chrome without weird Google ID stuff You get weird Microsoft ID stuff instead.