Today, Microsoft still ships Windows with a browser installed, and if you want to remove Microsoft Edge, there's a handy webpage for that. Just kidding—the page is a lie.

Windows 11 features, such as uninstalling Edge, are currently only available in Europe, but they should be available globally.

Microsoft has reportedly been pushing Windows 10 users to use the Chromium Edge browser even if they don't want to. For those who don't want the browser on their device, there is a way to remove it.

The uninstall document that Microsoft released is supposed to explain how to uninstall the Edge browser. Still, it only shows a checklist of supposed advantages over Chrome, which isn’t entirely ...

Microsoft doesn't want Windows users to uninstall the new Chromium Edge browser ⁠— but there's a way to do that.

But Microsoft, I have a piece of advice for you: if so very many Windows users are googling “Can’t uninstall Microsoft Edge” that you feel the need to utterly own that search result by ...

Find Microsoft Edge (listed as "msedge"), right-click on it, and choose "Disable" from the context menu. Mahnoor Faisal/SlashGear You can also remove traces of Edge from your PC's interface.

The new Edge is a very good browser. It's like Chrome --only better. But Microsoft has managed to annoy Windows 10 users by making Edge very difficult to ignore.

Microsoft began installing the new Edge browser on Windows PCs as part of the Windows 10 October 2020 Update. Now a new patch will uninstall the old Edge in April.