It's already installed and it works well enough. Plus, if I'm using Windows, I'm already sending a bunch of telemetry to MS, so I don't see a reason to go out o

It's already installed and it works well enough. Plus, if I'm using Windows, I'm already sending a bunch of telemetry to MS, so I don't see a reason to go out of my way to send some to goog, too. Also, I'm not a Netflix customer, but I understand that on PC you need Edge to get high-definition (>=1080p) video. Chrome doesn't work (neither does it work on Mac). So the question becomes: is there a legimate use case for Chrome when Edge is available (and is mostly the same thing)? I, personally, am quite against using a Google browser (or derivative), but for my gaming PC where I only launch the browser once in a blue moon, I just can't be bothered to download anything else since Edge works. On my work PC I use Firefox, and am quite happy with it.