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Why does Google warn Microsoft Edge users?
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When Google installed the add-on from the Chrome Web Store yesterday and informed them that Chrome was the most secure browser, Google warned Microsoft Edge users, but it didn't make it clear to users.
If you try to install the plugin in the Google Chrome Web Store Edge browser, a message will appear at the top of the browser on the Google screen, indicating that you are switching to Google Chrome to use the plugin. Safe and download browser link.
Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge
Note that both browsers depend on their work with Google Chrome Engine. Therefore, it is believed that other features of Google Chrome Marketplace will work correctly in Microsoft Edge browser.
Why does Google think Google Edge is less secure than Chrome?
The first reason is that it does not control malicious add-ons in Microsoft Edge. If malicious extensions are found in the Google Chrome Store, Google can not only remove them from the store, but also deactivate them remotely. Full control over Chrome users.
This month happened because Google detected more than 500 harmful additions to the Google Chrome online store, removed them from the store, and remotely disabled them on all browsers by Google Chrome users to ensure security.
This ensures that Google Chrome users continue to use it without worrying about the security of the browser data or information. The move is especially popular with Apple, as all malicious apps can be deleted once they are found.
Cause 2: Microsoft deleted the Google service code from the Edge browser. As a result, Google has lost the ability to control the plugin in the Edge browser. If found, it is impossible to disable malicious add-ons remotely.
Is it a browser war or a target for user security?
This is not limited to Google, as Microsoft also warns against using the Chrome Web Store add-on. Before installing add-ons from Google Market in Microsoft Edge browser, you must accept the following warning: (Add-ons installed from sources other than Microsoft and Microsoft Store have not yet scanned. This may affect the navigation effect on Microsoft Edge.
These warnings from Microsoft and Google indicate that something has happened between the two companies secretly and that the battle for web browsers is about to start, especially when the new Microsoft Edge browser is redesigned to run on the Chromium engine. It works normally and has been widely recognized by users that it contains all internet browsers except Apple Safari.