Microsoft's Edge reverses trend, gains share among Windows 10 users

Microsoft's Edge browser made gains in user and usage share last month, but the default browser of Windows 10 remained the choice of a minority of users -- according to some sources, a very small minority.

Edge, the designated default browser for Windows 10, grew its user share -- a measurement by American analytics vendor Net Applications that represents the portion of users worldwide who run a specific browser -- by nearly five percentage points in February, climbing to 30.7% of those running the new OS. That's up from 26% in January.

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