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Microsoft finally replaced Internet Explorer with a new web browser called Edge in Windows 10, and it’s a major improvement, with a prettier design and exciting new features. It’s not perfect yet, but Microsoft is urging users to stick with it when they attempt to switch.
In its latest Windows 10 preview, which comes with build number 10568, Microsoft has introduced a new prompt that asks users to give Edge another shot when they attempt to choose a new default browser, such as Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox.
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I don't really like those prompts/pop-up windows which ask me to change a web browser to my default web browers.
I think most people who install Chrome, and Firefox, and want to use them as their default browser would not want prompts asking them to use Edge as the default browser.
In its latest Windows 10 preview, which comes with build number 10568, Microsoft has introduced a new prompt that asks users to give Edge another shot when they attempt to choose a new default browser, such as Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox.
Read More
I don't really like those prompts/pop-up windows which ask me to change a web browser to my default web browers.
I think most people who install Chrome, and Firefox, and want to use them as their default browser would not want prompts asking them to use Edge as the default browser.