A new page from Microsoft about removing the browser from Windows offers no instructions on how to get rid of it.

There's no official way to uninstall Microsoft Edge, as the control panel only allows for a 'repair' It's no surprise that Microsoft is making more attempts to shift PC users away from other browsers in favor of its own Edge option yet again - but its latest scheme could be a new low point.

Let’s say you want to uninstall Microsoft’s Edge browser. Fair enough, Windows is supposed to allow you at least some control over your programs, and most people use Chrome. So you search Bing for “How to uninstall Edge,

Microsoft's "uninstall Edge" doc compares it with Chrome won't tell you how to remove it because you'll lose a lot.

Microsoft’s “Uninstall Edge” page doesn’t actually tell you how to Uninstall Edge, instead it asks everyone to keep using it. Read more!