<ul><li>Microsoft is making changes for Windows users in the European Economic Area as a response to the Digital Markets Act.</li><li>Users in the EEA now have the option to uninstall the Microsoft Store and avoid prompts to set Microsoft Edge as the default browser.</li><li>Setting a different browser will pin it to the taskbar for EEA users, and default browser changes will roll out widely in July for both Windows 10 and 11.</li><li>Other changes include allowing third-party apps to add web search results in Windows Search and enabling Microsoft Bing app to open web content with the default browser.</li></ul>

Microsoft will finally stop bugging Windows users about Edge — but only in Europe

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