Microsoft has implemented further changes in response to the Digital Markets Act for Windows users in the European Economic Area. Notably, users can now uninstall the Microsoft Store and avoid persistent prompts to set Edge as their default browser. New settings will allow different browsers to anchor to the taskbar and expand browser associations beyond just basic types. Changes are being rolled out in phases, ensuring updates for apps remain available post-uninstallation while enhancing user customization for search preferences and browser choice.
Microsoft's recent changes in response to the Digital Markets Act enhance user control by allowing uninstallation of Edge and limiting prompts for setting it as the default browser.
Windows users in the European Economic Area can now uninstall Microsoft Store, avoiding prompts to set Edge as default, and customize search options further.
Users can now set various browsers as default and see improvements related to file type associations, expanding their options beyond just core link types.
Despite uninstallation, Microsoft Store apps will still receive updates, ensuring continuous support for applications installed from the store.
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