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i use edge at home just fine.  i've no issues
I will continue to refuse to use Edge just out of spite. If Microsoft stops trying to shove it down my throat maybe we can talk. >

Not only do they force the browser itself on you, but every week you get a prompt to switch your default search engine to Bing * shudders* >

That sounds creepy, luckily I have edge uninstalled. Only required a few lines of powershell and deleting a system directory (also a few features break) 😇 >

Edge is decent until adblock stops working on it in the near future, which is why I switched to firefox >

I work in a computer repair shop so often have to reinstall windows which means using edge a decent amount. Its not as bad as it was but i hate that it gets used even if you choose a different default browser. I personakly really like Brave and Iceraven (a fork of firefox for android) >

I don't like using it as a browser but it works surprisingly well for reading and highlighting PDFs >

OP:  Chrome doesn’t work and Microsoft makes the best browser.
Don’t know if you are a troll or a fucking idiot. >

Tbh edge, chrome and firefox are all great, i just use "chrome" (Brave) because it's what I am used too. 
Also I think edge is the one who eats up less ram. >

I've used it on computers in my university and it seems ok in terms of regular usage. But I wouldn't use it at home, since it's just bad for your privacy. It's basically a version of Chrome that's been modified by Microsoft and while I trust Microsoft more than Google, I don't trust them enough. 
I also feel like installing Edge by default on most versions of Windows 10 and 11 is anti-competitive. The OS should offer the user a choice of many browsers to install and the user should pick one or more of them. I also remember how Edge force-installed in the background on my laptop with 10 Enterprise LTSC and I had to run a command line script as administrator to get rid of it. That was the only way I was able to remove it for good. Installing shit I don't need behind my back is just fucked up and it's the reason I now run a firewall that blocks internet access for everything except what I allow.
Firefox with arkenfox user.js, Librewolf and ungoogled-chromium are the only browsers I feel comfortable using. They're all open-source and won't send your data to some big corporation. >

Not a brave statement, come back when you prefer Internet Explorer, then you can talk.