Previous reports showed the Redmond giant has been pushing users to jump from Microsoft's browser to its offering for some time now. This is not the first time Google did something to push Edge users to switch to Chrome. The move seems aimed towards those who are using Microsoft's Edge browser, which has been growing in popularity for some time now.
What's interesting here is that Google doesn't do this when the user signs into the email account using other browsers, including Safari, Brave, and Mozilla Firefox. The email then gives a short but direct invitation to “Download Chrome.” This phrase is located in a blue button that sits beside Chrome's logo. Chrome is a fast, simple, and secure browser built for the modern web.” “Make most of Windows 10 with Chrome browser. “Hi, you’ve just signed in on a new computer,” the email reads, as per TechDows. Those who sign into their Gmail accounts using Edge, however, receive a different kind of email, 9To5Google noted. This email usually includes information about the device used to sign in, as well as the location where the person who signed in is located. Google normally sends users an email alerting them if they have signed into their email account on a new device. Those who sign in to their Gmail account using the new Microsoft Edge browser on a new computer will receive an email from Google, urging them to switch to Google Chrome instead, TechDows reported. Google is now urging people to switch to Google Chrome when they log on to their Gmail accounts using Microsoft's Edge browser. This is not the first time Google did such a thing.
The Redmond giant now emails those who sign into Gmail using Edge.Google is urging Microsoft Edge users to switch to Chrome.
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