Microsoft: Windows 10 Users Should Say No to Chrome and Firefox

MikeyTG · 23 Oct 2015

paulsalter said:

There aren't any, they have been delayed until next year

Really? You'd think they'd wait till it was finished before pushing people to use it. Thanks for the info.

Cliff S · 23 Oct 2015

paulsalter said:

That is very good news :)
That might get me to switch over when that gets to the public release

Not me

. Not until they add tracking protection... It's not secure enough for me to even think of using it on a regular basis. Although a bit of good news, MBAE now shields Edge too.

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paulsalter · 23 Oct 2015

MikeyTG said:

Really? You'd think they'd wait till it was finished before pushing people to use it. Thanks for the info.

This just seems to be the case with many of the MS Apps, they just seem so basic compared to the alternatives
I do use quite a few of their apps, but they are missing so much compared to the alternatives

Cliff S said:

Not me

. Not until they add tracking protection... It's not secure enough for me to even think of using it on a regular basis. Although a bit of good news, MBAE now shields Edge too.

This is what I don't understand about this, if they are going to introduce a new browser and expect people to use it as the default, then at least give it the features of the app it is replacing
Edge should have all the features that IE does, plus the additional new features
**comparing it with IE and ignoring others as both are MS browsers

Samsung User · 23 Oct 2015

Same that is good news so now we know cant wait

Edwin · 23 Oct 2015

If Edge had all the features and functionality that Firefox does, I'd use it.

BunnyJ · 23 Oct 2015

Edwin said:

If Edge had all the features and functionality that Firefox does, I'd use it.

I tend to agree that if Edge was closer to FF I would just use that as my sole browser. But for me I still use 3.. Edge, FF and Chrome.

Cluster Head · 23 Oct 2015

.What's next? Thank you for using Windows. Unfortunately, only for 2 - 3 hours a day. That's defenitiv not enough. Is this the price of a free operating system? The life of a Windows user can be quite hard!

larc919 · 23 Oct 2015

I'll continue to use the browser I want to use, which is currently Firefox. Microsoft's opinion about what I should or shouldn't use means absolutely nothing to me.

swarfega · 23 Oct 2015

I agree with @larc919 I'm not having some giant corporation telling me what I can and can't use.

Gary · 23 Oct 2015

MS has no business telling users what Browser to use or any other software product. I don't use Chrome, never have and never will but I do use Firefox and will continue to do so.