That's what you get when many people code with only one company in mind. It happened in the past and it is happening again, whether we like it or not. Even Microsoft was kinda masquerading early versions of Edge as Chrome.
I don't know about the not public betas, but as soon as there was a public Windows 10 TP and you could swap IE's engine to Edge I'm pretty sure they had "Edge" at the end of the user-agent, but they had the rest of the Chrome UA so most of the websites out there considered it as being Chrome.
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That's what you get when many people code with only one company in mind. It happened in the past and it is happening again, whether we like it or not. Even Microsoft was kinda masquerading early versions of Edge as Chrome.
"Even Microsoft was kinda masquerading early versions of Edge as Chrome"
I would assume that was more to keep the tech press from seeing it.
I don't know about the not public betas, but as soon as there was a public Windows 10 TP and you could swap IE's engine to Edge I'm pretty sure they had "Edge" at the end of the user-agent, but they had the rest of the Chrome UA so most of the websites out there considered it as being Chrome.
I may also be completely wrong :)