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I'm curious if this really helps them retain a measurable number of users. Basically, Edge is as good as Chrome (each has minor improvements/features that are
by watermelon0 5y ago
I'm curious if this really helps them retain a measurable number of users.
Basically, Edge is as good as Chrome (each has minor improvements/features that are not present in the other one), so I don't see that the average user would want to change it without a good reason.
The only reason for change would be if they want to take advantage of Chrome sync to their existing profile, or use Chromecast, in which case I doubt they would stick with Edge, regardless of the number of dialogs that they need to confirm/bypass.
For others, that prefer Chrome/Firefox/Brave/etc. for some reason, it's clear that they won't switch in any case.
- tomjen3 5y agoI think MS just has this reputation of being bad in the browser space. IE has been so terrible for years, why would I use MS browser.
- tssva 5y agoYou can cast to a Chromecast from Microsoft Edge.
- flyingchipmann 5y agoThe only reason I use Edge is because that it's basically the best free PDF reader/annotation tool I found for light study. I'd love to switch to another one if there is a better choice
- jhanschoo 5y agoFor a user that doesn't prefer any product, the mere annoyance of Win 10's prompts can be reason enough.