and if you want to remove Microsoft Edge, there's a handy webpage for that. Just kidding—the page is a lie. Microsoft has published a support page titled “Uninstall Microsoft Edge” that ...

This page starts with, “Are you sure you want to uninstall Microsoft Edge?” It then goes into a marketing spiel about all the wonderful features in the Edge browser, complete with a list of ...

After user backlash, Microsoft removed the “Edge uninstall” document, which contained instructions on how to uninstall the browser but only had text promoting it, as Windows Latest reports.

Microsoft Edge's uninstall document promotes the browser over Google Chrome, without any actual removal instructions It features a checklist on supposed advantages over Google Chrome There's no ...

Microsoft’s uninstall guide for Edge misleads users, promoting the browser instead of removing it. The page initially misdirected users to Edge’s benefits, not giving uninstallation instructions.

File Explorer later got ads, and Edge nags started appearing in the Start Menu ... experiences. Microsoft does retain the data it has already gathered, so you can ask to delete it by clicking ...