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The concept of protected associations is reasonable. What's completely unreasonable is giving Edge an exception to the protection.



The concept of protected associations is only reasonable if you ignore the fact that there will be a default. It is, de facto for many users, making it impossible to change that default.


If it were just unreasonably hard to change default browsers, I wouldn't even care that much. The problem is that it's unreasonably hard to change away from Edge, but really really easy to change back to Edge.




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