Now Get Paid For Using Microsoft’s Edge Browser
The tech giant Microsoft is in a delicate position in the market for browsers. Now that Windows 10 is the only “domestic operating system active” in which the Edge has become the official browser. As the Internet, Explorer will no longer receive upgrades, but still, it is used by the 30% of computer users. Microsoft Edge is unique to Windows 10, which is already installed on 25% of all PCs. But according to the Netmarketshare, a website that monitors desktop browsers traffic is counting only 5% unique PC users are using Microsoft Edge in July 2016. Almost three-quarters of the users of Windows 10 do not use the Microsoft Edge web browser which comes default in the new version of the Microsoft’s operating system Windows 10. So now the tech giant Microsoft plans to pay the Windows 10 users for using its web browser Microsoft Edge. It is true that the first version of Microsoft Edge was very basic, with little support and few functions. Users criticized the absence of extensions. But earlier this year it has improved greatly, and extensions are also available now. Still, it does not seem enough to convince users to abandon Windows 10 Chrome or Firefox and pass Edge. Here is the picture which will show the stats, it is a bleak picture, considering that Chrome already used more than 50% . That’s why Microsoft will pay money to American users to use the Microsoft Edge browser, through the program Microsoft Rewards. Yes, the program Microsoft Rewards, Microsoft announced earlier this week, is a rebranding of Bing Rewards, a program that will give people points for using the search engine, Bing. The new program, which is currently available only in the United States, will give people points for using Edge and Bing, and shopping at the Microsoft Store. But there is one condition: you have to use the Microsoft search engine Bing as your search engine. The new Windows browser is really good, especially if you use it on a notebook with Windows 10. But Microsoft needs to put a lot of effort to counter the overwhelming 60% of users currently prefer to use the Google’s Chrome Browser. Note: At the moment this offer is only available in America (U.S.A.)
