Frequently, in many Google sites - the latest in the series, e.g. google.com/android/beta - but also other "much less demanding" ones (the latter detail is not secondary), or even just the Google Chrome forum, trying to access from android with the Edge browser, after entering my username I get a pop-up with a ban:
"Failed to sign in
This browser or app may not be secure - Try using a different browser
If you're using a supported browser, you can try signing in again."
Reading the insight I get:
"Log in with a supported browser
To better protect your account, Google does not allow you to log in from some browsers. Google may block access from browsers that:
They don't support JavaScript or have it turned off.
They have added unsafe or unsupported extensions.
They are controlled by software automation rather than by a physical person.
They are embedded in another application.
Step 1: Use a supported browser
JavaScript is supported by the browsers listed below and other browsers:
Chrome
Safari
firefox
Opera
edge
Step 2: Enable JavaScript in Chrome
If you're using a supported browser and still can't sign in, you may need to enable JavaScript".
Edge for Android doesn't have a setting to enable or disable JavaScript.
Of course, subsequent attempts also receive the same warning. Obviously I use the original and updated version of Edge Android and I don't use plugins. Since it's a problem that's been around for some time, I'm assuming it's known and already looked into. Are there any solutions or should I resign myself to using Chrome?
I forgot.... In Settings > Privacy and security > Site settings > JavaScript > Authorization allowed....
