Microsoft tried to continue to maintain their own browser for years without any market share to show for it. For whatever reason, the browser just couldn't matc

Microsoft tried to continue to maintain their own browser for years without any market share to show for it. For whatever reason, the browser just couldn't match the level of polish in Google Chrome or Apple Safari. This current situation is stable for Microsoft - the fact that Microsoft is gaining market share with Edge means that Microsoft could threaten to fork Chromium, thus keeping Google in check there. ...as for mobile. I agree and wish Microsoft good luck.