I would be cautious with such assumptions. There is a good reason why Trident is alive and kicking, people just don't know about it. But it's the reason for mo

I would be cautious with such assumptions. There is a good reason why Trident is alive and kicking, people just don't know about it. But it's the reason for more than 98% of exploits, because shitty software of Microsoft still uses Trident to render MSHTML based documents (office etc). The same will be true for a traffic-observing webview2, for decades to come. And it will never be removed again, because of Microsoft's development philosophy.