In today's article, we're installing (or not) Microsoft Edge...

[KGIII]

Because, why not? It's fun to check things out like that.

But, read the article before replying.

Let's Install Microsoft Edge • Linux Tips

Today, we're going to learn how to install Microsoft Edge. That's the browser made by Microsoft that even has a Linux version.

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Feedback is mostly cool, but let's keep it civil, avoid name calling, and keep it kinda related to the article. Seriously, read the article before replying.

 

[Deleted member 137406]

What can ya say it's the default browser for Windows 10 and its okay seems to return good search results.

I remove all of the panes displaying all of the daily news and events and have a blank background with a search bar in the center.

Would I install Edge in Linux nope.
Do I think Edge is better than other browsers nope.

It's what came as default with Windows 10 so I use it just as Firefox comes as default with Linux so I use it.

I have no complaints with Edge browser.

 

[KGIII]

I used to use Bing, but their technical results got worse. So, I tried 'em all, again... I ended back with Google. When I use personalized search results, I get really good results.

I too don't use Edge - except to test something now and again. I have it installed. I have it installed on this computer now, 'cause I did it to make sure the article was reasonably correct.

 

[Deleted member 137406]

A while back I tried several of the major browsers and clones and the search results varied quite a bit from browser to browser.

Bing used to be okay in the days of internet explorer and Windows 98 and Windows 2000 pro.

In my Windows XP days I used Google Chrome and it seemed to be a good browser but at the same time seemed to want to run everything.

These days I pretty much use the big three major browsers Edge, Firefox, Google Chrome.

The Wife likes Chromium Edge browser and Google Chrome.

As with OSs I don't care which I use and the same with the browsers it doesn't matter to me which one I use I get good results from them all.

Life's to short to worry about who's collecting what and face it you can't hide on the WWW and privacy is a thing of the past.

 

[bob466]

I've never used it...I don't use anything microsuck...over the last few weeks I've been trying Brave browser and am impressed.

 

[KGIII]

In my Windows XP days I used Google Chrome and it seemed to be a good browser but at the same time seemed to want to run everything.

I mostly use Chrome and Chromium - different tasks in each.

I've got all the browsers... I also use Pale Moon a bit. I do some sensitive stuff in that browser, like some online banking - which I keep really minimal and practice the CYA quite a bit.

I've been trying Brave browser and am impressed.

LOL You didn't even read the article, did you? That's okay. Brave is a solid browser. If you like it, you might also like Vivaldi - both are based on Chromium and Vivaldi's a bit more mature with a ton of options. The founder was the dude behind the original Opera browser, which was so good I used to pay for it.

 

[bob466]

I started reading..."Today, we’re going to learn how to install Microsoft Edge. That’s the browser made by Microsoft". That was enough for me...no offence.

At the moment I have five browsers...Firefox...Opera...Google Chrome...Slimjet and Brave.

I did try Vivaldi but it's not for me.