Too Embarrassed, Microsoft Engineers Had to Install Google Chrome in the Middle of the Presentation

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Understanding Too Embarrassed

Since the release of Windows 10, Microsoft has given priority to its Edge browser, saying it is a better browser than its predecessors such as Mozilla Firefox, Opera and even Google Chrome in terms of speed and battery life.

However, they have to admit that many users only take Edge and internet Explorer to download Chrome. As of now, this is still the most popular browser in the world.

See also: Goodbye Chrome, we switch to Firefox only.

A rather funny story took place during a presentation when an Microsoft engineer had to switch from Edge to Chrome because this default Windows 10 browser stopped responding during the presentation.

The problem occurred in the middle of the Microsoft Ignite conference, when Michael Leworthy was describing how to bring applications and data to the Microsoft Azure cloud service.

See what happens in the video below.

Leworthy was forced to pause his presentation in the middle of a demo to download and install Chrome because Edge was unresponsive and crashed.

This is indeed somewhat embarrassing and quite humorous, which was recorded and uploaded by Microsoft itself on YouTube.

'I really like it when the demo fails. While talking I will install Chrome, 'Leworthy said while the viewer started giggling. 'I'm not going to help Google, either,' Leworthy said when he refused to select the dialog box for crash messages and data for Google.

This is really embarrassing when something like this happens.

Although internet Explorer has long been said to be the "best browser to download Google Chrome," Microsoft Edge turned out to be a potential successor while doing this faster because Leworthy took less than a minute to download and install. Chrome.