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I agree with your points, just trying to build on that. If Edge had some feature that is impossible to miss (I guess like Chrome integration with google stuff)
by hashtag-til 3y ago
I agree with your points, just trying to build on that.
If Edge had some feature that is impossible to miss (I guess like Chrome integration with google stuff), then people would feel more compelled to use it?
Apart from that, if it is only a marketing issue, they should start by doing better marketing, perhaps.
- em-bee 3y agoIf Edge had some feature that is impossible to miss (I guess like Chrome integration with google stuff) then everyone here would cry foul that microsoft is using their dominating market position to create a dependency for edge. the real argument against edge should not be that it would be worse. i would not use it even if it were 10 times better. the argument should be that it is owned by a company that dominates the desktop market. the only way to justify the existence for edge is to make it an independent product that is not owned by microsoft. the same goes for chrome