I pushed it to tens of thousands of endpoints in the past :P Though we have long since moved it to optional. First we moved to Chrome as the "standard browser"

I pushed it to tens of thousands of endpoints in the past :P Though we have long since moved it to optional. First we moved to Chrome as the "standard browser" due to user requests and eventually our management caved in to Microsoft's constant pushing to make Edge the standard browser. Not that I cared because both are bad for privacy obviously. But the amount of lobbying for edge that they do makes me really sceptical. It's clearly not about having their pet project succeed, they must have some serious strategy hinging on this. Edge doesn't make them any money on its own as it's a free product so the revenue must come from side channels of its use instead. Which, considering MS' past with IE and their recent ventures into tracking and advertising in the OS is probably bad news for the end user :(