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Better, use Youtube tactic and slow down the chrome processes by setting their priority lower, but make it look like it has normal one.

"Windows ain't done 'till Chrome don't run (fast)"

Windows can force Chrome to use software rendering for "stability" reasons.

I, for one, would love to see the two face off in a lawsuit that costs millions and saps the attention and focus of both sides for years on end.

How about just creating an icon with the Chrome logo that opens Edge?

I bet that many people would not notice that they are actually using Edge.

How about a friendly reminder about best practices. A very innocent statement, don't mean no harm by it. Just helping out a friend.

"Did you know that personal files can disappear just like that, just like that? Oh, I just noticed you are downloading Chrome. By the way, you sure those backups are working? You have backups, right? Just saying."

That would probably be a trademark violation?

Microsoft could sandbox chrome and add some (costly) extra checks to systems calls for advanced security.