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Windows 11 will finally stop nagging you to set Edge as your default browser — but only in some markets

Microsoft has announced changes coming soon to Windows 10 and Windows 11 that are designed to ensure the OS is in compliance with the Digital Markets Act (DMA) for users in the European Economic Area ...
TechSpot

Unactivated copies of Windows 11 will soon limit Edge customization, too

In context: Windows activation has been a part of PC users' lives since the Windows XP era, though Microsoft has made things a bit easier with Windows 10 and Windows 11. Now, on a non-activated OS, ...
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Windows 11 update breaks OneDrive, Edge and more — here's what to do if you're affected

Windows 11's March update has an annoying bug It breaks some apps which use a Microsoft account login, including OneDrive, Edge and the free version of Teams Microsoft has a workaround, but doesn't ...
SlashGear

Want To Ditch Edge On Windows 11? Microsoft Says No, But You Still Have Option

While it's been quite a while since Microsoft released Edge, it still isn't exactly well-liked. Strangely, one of the biggest reasons people dislike it is the extent to which Microsoft pushes users ...
TweakTown

Windows 11 gets to dodge Edge in Europe (again), but don't hold your breath for this in the US

TL;DR: Windows 11 now opens links from the widget board in the default browser instead of forcing Microsoft Edge, but this is only happening in Europe to comply with the Digital Markets Act. It'd be ...