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In my case, it is the default browser at my current company. I don't know the reasoning behind it, but we are also forced into Teams. Corporate requirements is
by A4ET8a8uTh0 4y ago
In my case, it is the default browser at my current company. I don't know the reasoning behind it, but we are also forced into Teams. Corporate requirements is my reason.
FWIW, it is not bad performance-wise.
- rejectfinite 4y agoSo, I do use Firefox. But for a windows domain environment Edge makes sense. - Comes builtin, no need to patch browsers separately and worry about outdated Google Chrome installs in a 1000+ computer fleet. - Integrates with Office 365 that the company already use/pay for. - Can be managed with policy over Office 365 or Intune - Has IE Enterprise Mode for the old apps that need IE11 For Teams, the alternative is this: - Pay for Zoom AND Slack AND Office 365 AND have IT personell manage all 3 - Pay for Gsuite and use... hangouts? or - Just pay for Office 365 and get email, fileshare, office suite and chat/fileshare/video tool all in one that works "fine" and can be managed all in admin.microsoft.com (that goes into 500 different portals that all change each month but I digress...) Oh, and you can use whatever browser, even if its not the default. I use Firefox but Edge is the default one.