@klm0sabl. Back off, Messenger is a Zuckerberg product, not a Microsoft product.
That's true, but then why did they make it so that Messenger now opens in Edge? Seems like handing a lot of power to Microsoft. Messenger isn't even a stand-alone app anymore; I have a program called Revo Uninstaller, and according to that, the new "version" of Messenger is 0 KB in size, because all it does is redirect to Edge. No one uses Edge willingly, so it's obviously a major pain to have Messenger suddenly only open links in Microsoft's garbage browser. It also doesn't show when someone is online, and according to others in this thread, the call/video functions aren't working either.