Microsoft's New Move on Windows 11: Prevent Users from Downloading Third-Party Browsers

 

In order to allow more customers to use their own Microsoft Edge browser on Windows 11, some extreme Microsoft practices have made countless users feel sick.

When Windows 11 users try to install Chrome on the Microsoft Edge browser, Microsoft will issue a warning to try to prevent users from downloading.

The message said: "Microsoft Edge runs the same technology as Chrome and is trusted by Microsoft." It also contains a button called "Use the browser safely now", which will switch to another page, highlighting Edge's security and different advantages from other browsers.

At present, this warning will not appear for users who frequently use Microsoft Edge, because it is caused by the server side, so it has nothing to do with the build revision number of Windows 11.

This alert will appear when a user tries to use either Bing or Google to access the download page of Chrome.