Yes, Windows now has a mechanism to completely remove Microsoft Edge from the system. And here's how to do it.
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Uninstall Microsoft Edge on Windows 11, 10 (2024)
UPDATED 03/12/2024: On Windows 11, it is possible to uninstall Microsoft Edge, and in this guide I will describe the necessary steps, including how to remove the web browser.
Although you can install and use Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox alongside Edge, some users may want to remove them altogether. The only caveat is that the system doesn't include an option to remove the browser. However, under the new European Union regulations, Microsoft can no longer force users to use many of its apps and services, such as Microsoft Edge and the Bing search engine. That's why the company has added a mechanism that lets users decide whether they want to keep the web browser, search engine, and several other products. The problem is that this is limited to European users, but there is a workaround that anyone can use to remove these features regardless of device region, including Microsoft Edge (via Deskmodder).
If you want to follow these instructions, the computer must be running the March 2024 Update or a later version of the operating system. If you are having problems, you can remove the browser using third-party tools.
