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Microsoft Edge | Audio and video playback | Windows 10
Managing media playback issues and settings in Microsoft Edge on Windows 10
Yes, I could do that, Alonso, and then spend the next three years trying to get my system back to what it was. That is, even if it can be done. Microsoft appears to have removed our ability to undo by greying it out. Your suggestion is no better than doing nothing. While I do not want to switch to the Google Chrome browser because there are things I do not like about it, it may be my only viable solution.
Microsoft dumped their Internet Explorer browser and replaced it with Microsoft Edge, a huge mistake. The truth is, attempting to train mobile phone developers to make all devices — smartphones, tablets, laptops, etc. work the same is failing their customers. Tiny device developers will never understand that their teeny-tiny devices will never deliver what we have had on desktop computers. It is very sad.