When using Microsoft's latest browser, Microsoft Edge users to access Chrome Web Store, Google will send a notice to remind , citing security concerns and recommended that users switch to Google Chrome.
In this regard, according to a person close to Google informed sources , the reason for displaying such messages, because Microsoft Edge does not support secure browsing, not remotely detect and remove malicious extensions. In Chrome, if for some reason considered unsafe extension, Chrome team can remotely disable the extension. On behalf of Google spokesman declined to comment, but the company has not answered Why Microsoft Edge users will receive this message, while using a different browser (eg Opera) but the user will not receive.
Coincidentally, Microsoft is doing something similar, when Microsoft Edge user tries to add extensions from other app stores, Microsoft will be warned with the following disclaimer: "From the outside the Microsoft Store to install extensions from other sources unproven, and can affect browser performance. "in fact, any extension may affect the performance of the browser, so Microsoft is warning a bit far-fetched.
But when we Bing search engine in Microsoft's "Chrome Web Store", the first result is that Microsoft's Microsoft Edge browser ads, even if you already use Microsoft Edge.
▲ domestic and international versions Bing will promote Microsoft Edge in a conspicuous place