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| Windows 10 now forces one of the most paradoxical tools to be installed |
It appears that the recent Windows 10 update should force the Microsoft Edge browser to be installed on users' computers whether they like it or not.
When Microsoft released two new updates for Windows 10, it said: All users need to install them, but the company's browser will be installed as part of these updates.
For Windows 10 version 2004 (KB4576754), the download will be identified as (2020-08 Microsoft Edge Update) on (Windows Update) and will affect Windows 10 versions 1809, 1903, 1909 and 2004. The second update (KB4576753) is planned for the operating system Windows 10 1803 and also installs the new Microsoft Edge.
This step appears to be part of Windows 10's manufacturer's plan to use the new Microsoft Edge browser to remove Microsoft Edge. Microsoft said: It will install the latest version when users first start Edge and transfer user data from the old version of the browser.
This includes the Start menu, shortcuts, taskbars, and shortcuts, although the new Microsoft Edge is pinned to the taskbar and has shortcuts added to the desktop.
Users can uninstall the new Microsoft Edge browser, but it includes a (command line) functionality. So it is best to keep it now.
Microsoft is desperately trying to bring users to its Edge browser as the company wants to stay in sync with other browsers like Google Chrome, Apple's Safari and Firefox. The latest data from (Netmarketshare) shows that Edge comes first after the browser. three. In terms of the number of Google Chrome and Firefox users, they account for 7.23% of the global users.
This package also includes nostalgia for Edge 85, including a new mode that mimics Internet Explorer. Hence, you can browse old websites that modern browsers cannot use.
The company is also said to be planning to roll out a built-in price comparison tool and provide Edge's auto-fill coupon feature to make it more attractive to online shoppers.