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Microsoft’s campaign to popularize Edge appears to be paying off – but is it?

Posted on December 17, 2022August 27, 2023 By bot

Microsoft’s push to attract users to proprietary Edge browser seems to be working, at least according to one major traffic metric. There has been a sustained effort from Microsoft to promote Edge since its relaunch in January 2020, and figures provided to TechRadar Pro by SimilarWeb reflect this: visits to the browser’s download page increased that month by over six and a quarter million compared to December 2019, from 228,644 to 6,524,646. There was another spike in May 2022, with visits going up by almost a million over the previous month – possibly due to Microsoft’s April 2022 announcement that Edge would support the use of VPNs.
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