Microsoft Edge just got a new crapware blocker, but it's not enabled by default. It is now available to all users of version 80 updated on February 7, 2020.
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Crapware, also known as bloatware and junk, is software that is pre-installed with the computer and does not bring any benefit because it is a trial version or expires after a few days. Computer manufacturers often include this software in exchange for special agreements with publishers, which often helps reduce the overall cost of the computer for consumers.
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What is Crapware?
Crapware are malware on the internet. Includes features like adware, trackers, browser toolbars, cryptocurrency miners, and other junk you don't need.
By default, Microsoft Edge does not block crapware when we download software online. But you'll know how to turn it on soon. It works similarly to the hidden option that helps Windows Defender block crapware on your computer.
How to enable Crapware blocking on Edge
To enable the Crapware blocker, tap Menu > Settings.
Click “Privacy and service” in the left pane.
Scroll to the bottom of the list. In the Services section, enable the “Block potentially unwanted apps” option.
Note: If you don't see this option, you haven't upgraded to version 80 yet. To see the current version, go to Menu > Help & feedback > About Microsoft Edge.)
So that's it then. Microsoft Edge will be more aggressive in blocking downloads that contain junk software.
