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> And now they might become the first to put a crypto wallet into a popular browser? Edge has less than 5% marketshare, it's hardly a popular browser. And the
by tokinonagare 4y ago
> And now they might become the first to put a crypto wallet into a popular browser?
Edge has less than 5% marketshare, it's hardly a popular browser. And the crypto wallet thing is present in Brave for years.
- atrettel 4y agoI never use Edge except during work at my current job. Management there has basically mandated its use and does not test any internal sites for anything other than Edge. Indeed, many sites refuse to work even in Google Chrome, but they work fine in Edge. Timekeeping is one major example. As soon as Microsoft fully deprecated Internet Explorer, my current employer basically switched from Internet Explorer to Edge. My point is that while it may not be popular in the overall market, it does play a major role in some organizations, since it may have a large captured audience in effect.
- beached_whale 4y agooften it’s “modern authentication” for the webapps as the gateway to locking into Edge. The sync facility in Edge is tied to it too. There’s a plugin for Chrome.