Critics call latest feature for Microsoft Edge a `shameless cash grab`
(Windows Phone Central)

Many have called for Microsoft to stop adding shopping features to its Edge browser. What you need to know Microsoft recently started testing a buy now, pay later integration in Edge powered by Zip. The option has drawn criticism from users of the browser. The feature allows people to spit purchases made online between four installments over a six-week period. Microsoft Edge recently gained a feature that allows people to pay for online purchases in installments. It`s known as buy now, pay later (BNPL), and it`s currently in testing on Microsoft Edge Dev and Canary. The option drew criticism from fans and users of the browser that expressed frustration in the comments section of the post announcing the feature. The center of most complaints is the belief that Microsoft Edge is becoming bloated with shopping features rather than delivering a pure browsing experience. BNPL is optional, but its detractors are against the concept of Edge having shopping features built in. `It`s ...