Defender may be better but I still don't like that you can't completely disabled it without breaking other parts of the system, like Windows Store. Edge itself

Defender may be better but I still don't like that you can't completely disabled it without breaking other parts of the system, like Windows Store. Edge itself, as a browser, might only be equally annoying as Chrome, but my point is about Microsoft forcing you to use it. Using third-party applications to restore functionality is not something we should consider acceptable. I am using Windows 11 on a Microsoft Surface Go 3 and the UI is big issue at the moment. Some of the issues have been around a while now and are not entirely related to the Surface Go 3: - Using 125% DPI scaling causes the right-click menu to be incorrectly sized, showing a scrollbar. If you scroll down, explorer crashes. [1] - Rotating the Surfaces changes screen brightness. Also happens when attaching the type cover. [2] - If you open too many applications to the point where the taskbar overflows, you cannot access overflowed elements. This easily happens when using the Surface in portrait mode, while having pinned a hand full of applications. [1]: https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/report-an-issue/reproducible-crash-when-scrolling-in-the-desktop-context-menu/td-p/2555272 https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/report-an-issue/repro... [2]: https://news.ycombinator.com/reply?id=30901634&goto=item%3Fid%3D30900759%2330901634 https://news.ycombinator.com/reply?id=30901634&goto=item%3Fi...