What this probably shows is, that Edge makes a difference between search engines or websites and how it handles them, which it shouldn't. They should instead be rendered like any other website. There is a chance, that it is a mere coincidence, that it happens on the Google search engine website, but if that is what anyone argues in favor of, I would like to see a technical explanation of what Google does, which no one else does, to justify Edge crashing.
This happened to me tonight, but by this morning it was fixed. I had to go back to Firefox for a few hours; I'm still shaking. I'm considering legal action against Microsoft.