The strangest part is that they didn’t fully replace the behavior of the old version. If you place the OS in kiosk mode when the new Edge is installed and try t

The strangest part is that they didn’t fully replace the behavior of the old version. If you place the OS in kiosk mode when the new Edge is installed and try to run a browser, it just goes into a loop trying to load the old one and blocking it. It’s not possible to use the new Edge for a kiosk, probably because it doesn’t use the Windows store. There is a separate kiosk browser in the store, but it isn’t integrated with the OS and lacks any simple configuration options. Maybe they just want people to use Linux kiosks instead.