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Huh? Without asking the user? I received an update, and Edge asked me to update my settings. I respectfully clicked no and nothing changed. For the novice user

• tssva 5y ago
  Same here. Received an update and was asked if I wanted to change default browser settings. I said no and no changes were made.
• dx034 5y ago
  > For the novice user, there might be a use-case where this is a good solution, to revert settings settings in case you somehow messed them up. Maybe that's the justification for the product manager or developer, I'm pretty sure though it's just driven by management to increase usage of Edge and Bing. That I have to tell Microsoft on a monthly basis that I don't want to use Edge is in no way user friendly. But same goes for Google which will always ask me why I don't use Chrome.
• grujicd 5y ago
  After a restart I was presented with a screen which asked me whether to change or keep default browser settings. I clicked on "keep" and pretty much everything stayed the same. Did OP got this question? Edit: d'oh, didn't realize question was about Win 11. I'm still on Win 10 and Win 8 on my machines.
• 255kb 5y ago
  For me no change nor prompt after the update. Nothing changed, I still have my settings.