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I use it as much as possible. Its user experience on touch windows devices (Surface Go in this case) is several orders of magnitude better than Chrome and Firefox... is not a usable browser, performance-wise in my experience.

Edge is brand new, and foolishly branded to look like IE, this might stop average users who know about getting Chrome from using it. But it shouldn't. It's extremely rare that I'm forced to swap over to Chrome. Mostly I use Chrome to keep my invasive work IT staff from having access to my private browsing info.

The problem with Edge is it still (like IE had been always but at a small number of moments in history when it actually was the original source of an innovation) is the worst of the browsers from the standards (or non-standards, whatever) support perspective. See caniuse.com

Thanks, that is what I was missing. It makes sense that Edge would be preferred on Win 10 touchscreen devices.

I am using it on day per day basis. It has some problems but works for me in 99.9% of cases.

About 12% of Windows10 users are on Edge according to this[1]. Another 6% are on IE classic.

[1] sorry for the URL: https://netmarketshare.com/browser-market-share.aspx?options...