So, 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 Go

So, 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.