I personally use Safari. Because I’m on MacOS, I find Safari to certainly be the most immediately responsive, UI/UX-wise, and that’s pretty much what matters to be, since it’s all WebKit under the hood.
I don’t see the benefit of Edge beyond Windows users dealing with a less shitty browser out of the box.
* No Google tracking.
* Blocks 3rd party trackers.
* Zoom/Scroll is smoother.
* Better optimized for touch screens.
* Longer battery life.
* Seems to use less RAM.
* All my Chrome extensions are compatible.
* I can watch Netflix in 4K. Can't do that on Chrome or on a Mac.
I was going to start using Edge but 1password wasn't working and that was a deal breaker for me.
That's a huge benefit, considering > 75% of the world still uses Windows.
But that's false, Chrome forked away from webkit years ago (using Blink now [1]), and they are very different [2]
[1] https://www.chromium.org/blink [2] https://caniuse.com/#compare=firefox+72,chrome+79,safari+13
You hit the nail on the head, and it's great, having a good default.