Microsoft Edge buy now pay later scheme met with criticism

Microsoft is under fire from angry users after announcing plans for a built-in "Buy now pay later" function in its Edge web browser. Microsoft has added one provider to the checkout page of shopping sites as a default payment option. Users have accused Microsoft of greed and a "Cashgrab" mentality. "It's not like Microsoft needs the money to fund the browser development," said a third user. The new feature inserts the payment option "At browser level", Microsoft says - so that it appears as a payment method next to the credit card field at checkout.

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