You are a really patient person. There was a tiny interval of time when Edge had some promise, right after it switched to Chromium engine. But it quickly went s

You are a really patient person. There was a tiny interval of time when Edge had some promise, right after it switched to Chromium engine. But it quickly went sideways, probably when management seen rising usage numbers. Web browser should be as basic as possible by default. Only with minimal set of features, that user expects: bookmarks, history, etc. All other nonsense should come as extensions that user installs if he needs them. I might go as far to say, that notifications or gelocation should be extensions too, that can be easily disabled. So you take "browser base" (engine) and build whatever you desire on top of it. Want Google integration? Use Google extensions. Prefer Microsoft ecosystem? Install Microsoft extensions. Or just install an ad-blocker and browse in peace.