McAfee reports Microsoft Edge is unsecure

"Since Edge is used so often, integrated into so much of Windows 10 and has many good features it is very hard to understand why it is now unsecure in McAfee's warning"

Thanks to 'insider' reply. Here's the issue, either a non-IT professional should be using Edge or they shouldn't. It is either a prank that McAfee didn't issue or Microsoft will correct whatever McAfee is warning about "extensions" making Edge unsecure.

Non-IT professionals don't have the time to waste on vulnerability they can't do anything about and the program, McAfee, that is supposed to protect them is warning that 'Edge is a major danger so use Internet Explorer.'

Boy, the new W10 is great, but either it's safe or isn't. Why should a user have to even worry that it is so vulnerable that McAfee doesn't like it?  How frustrating is that? Thanks again everybody!

Had the same message from McAfee today, although have had W10 for nearly three months: could it have been triggered by yesterday's batch of updates?  Either Edge is reliable or it isn't - would be a real pain hopping between it and IE11. 

Someone in a BT forum suggested a solution is to click on the IE tools icon (white gear wheel), and then in the McAfee tab tick the box "Tell me if a search result is safe in any search engine" - will that do the trick?

Thanks again everyone! Also thanks Microsoft, if this is actually a problem, this extensions issue, it really does little good to suggest everything is a "work in progress". Sure, everything is a work in progress. But really guys?

Does local novice user, here, really have to worry the point about internet security that both McAfee and Microsoft rely on for both their businesses? 

That seems a lot to ask local user and potentially dangerous to personal data or other threat? It just seems to wasteful and creates needless anziety that these guys together are supposed to help eliminate.

Anyway, thanks again everyone. Hate to make a mouse from a mole hill, but golly, the warning seems pretty specific and at leaste others have assured this isn't a mirage.