Edge comes preinstalled and is managed by one provider that manages the rest of your software. If you add Firefox to a corporate standard computer, that's one

Edge comes preinstalled and is managed by one provider that manages the rest of your software. If you add Firefox to a corporate standard computer, that's one thing more to manage. When you really look at it, Firefox has nothing more than edge that really justifies it's existence in a corporate network. The worst about it, now that edge is chromium based, more and more websites or saas are targeting chrome only and don't care about the "nerds" using Firefox. IMHO, unless Linux gains more presence in the desktop world, Firefox usage won't increase much.