Chrome got to do it with Gmail/etc. when they were ramping up, so I don't see the issue with Edge doing it. Edge has another funny behavior where if you go to

Chrome got to do it with Gmail/etc. when they were ramping up, so I don't see the issue with Edge doing it. Edge has another funny behavior where if you go to a Chrome extension page, it says you can install the extension. However, Chrome puts a web-page warning over the install button to block it and try to get you to install Chrome again. It's clear companies value being your default browser.