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I see your perspective. It is much easier to group things into Microsoft vs Google vs Mozilla browsers. For Microsoft the picture is different, they are releasi
by TrainedMonkey 6y ago
I see your perspective. It is much easier to group things into Microsoft vs Google vs Mozilla browsers. For Microsoft the picture is different, they are releasing new versions on a schedule and getting people to switch to whatever X+1 (Windows, Office, Edge, etc.) is a big deal. After all, if users think your new product is much worse than the old one is a hell of a signal on how well you are doing.
- ouid 6y agoThat is absolutely not what is happening here. Microsoft hasn't convinced anyone to switch from legacy edge to chromium edge. They end of lifed legacy edge and internet explorer. It cannot be a measure of preference. You cannot even use admin tools to revert or uninstall.
- wayneftw 6y agoThis is simply not true. Look around on some popular website comments. There are plenty of people singing the praises of the new Microsoft Edge. Personally I can't wait until it's fully released for Linux so that I can use it. I just want another chromium/webkit based choice from a major provider.