Microsoft has a poll for Edge users downloading Google Chrome
Microsoft has a poll for Edge users downloading Google Chrome
Microsoft is using a poll to ask users why they want to download Google Chrome instead of using its own browser, Edge. The poll appears after users attempt to download Chrome and asks various questions about their reasons for wanting another browser. This is not the first time Microsoft has tried to deter users from downloading Chrome, as they have previously shown ads and banners criticizing Chrome and promoting Edge. Microsoft has also attempted to dissuade users from trying Google's AI chatbot, Bard.
Microsoft is using a poll to ask users why they want to download Google Chrome instead of using its own browser, Edge. The poll appears after users attempt to download Chrome and asks various questions about their reasons for wanting another browser. This is not the first time Microsoft has tried to deter users from downloading Chrome, as they have previously shown ads and banners criticizing Chrome and promoting Edge. Microsoft has also attempted to dissuade users from trying Google's AI chatbot, Bard.
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Microsoft is using a poll to ask users why they want to download Google Chrome instead of using its own browser, Edge. The poll appears after users attempt to download Chrome and asks various questions about their reasons for wanting another browser. This is not the first time Microsoft has tried to deter users from downloading Chrome, as they have previously shown ads and banners criticizing Chrome and promoting Edge. Microsoft has also attempted to dissuade users from trying Google's AI chatbot, Bard. 
