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A short thread on Microsoft Browsers User Agent history in 25 years 
1995 
Microsoft Internet Explorer
IE 1.0 (v.4.40) used a clean and straightforward ID.
But many devs were doing server UA sniffing expecting the modern Netscape browser, searching for the "Mozilla" word.pic.twitter.com/tRAsgAo6QG
Microsoft Internet Explorer 1.5 - Internet Explorer 10
1995-2012 Mozilla (compatible; MSIE)
MS started to use Mozilla fake ID to avoid websites know it's IE, adding MSIE in parenthesis (full browser name as in 1.0 avoided)
Applied to Win, WinCE, WinNT & Macpic.twitter.com/Qple0yuV8P
In 2009, Microsoft Research created a browser-OS project (similar to today's Chrome OS) known as Gazelle. Then it moved into something with the name ServiceOS in 2011. The project was never released, and no user agent seems to be identified.pic.twitter.com/YX36Vai97F
During a decade a lot of browsers were launched, including Safari, Firefox, and Chrome, and at one point they started identifying themselves as all of them, including the words: "AppleWebKit," "Gecko," "Safari," and/or "Chrome."
No one has ever tried to be treated as IE.pic.twitter.com/YiTdqZDuEE
With time IE became a meme, a joke between devs and users: Internet Exploder, the best browser to download other browsers, and more. Microsoft started an interesting campaign: "The browser you loved to hate." See this video from the campaign: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lD9FAOPBiDk …pic.twitter.com/7vkdMvqL4S
Internet Explorer 11 tried to change the anti-IE feeling between devs removing every trace of "MSIE" from the user agent string and keeping only Trident (the engine) within it, unless compatibility mode is enabled (used IE7 UA).
2013 Mozilla (Trident)
It didn't work.pic.twitter.com/FtP2bGNr0Q
Microsoft launched a brand new browser in 2015.
Edge 13 to 17 didn't use the words "Trident" or "MSIE" and replaced it with "Edge" but before it, also the whole list of competitors: "Chrome," "Safari," and "Gecko."
2015-2018 Mozilla (Gecko, Chrome, Safari, Edge)pic.twitter.com/F8gtXrnVso
JavaScript Universal Apps and PWAs in the Microsoft Store were also using the Edge runtime, adding "MSAppHost" before the list of engines
2015-2018 Mozilla (MSAppHost; Gecko, Chrome, Safari, Edge)
PWAs installed on Edge for Android uses other UA (next tweet in the thread) 
pic.twitter.com/6WByDfmfo3
In 2017, Microsoft released Edge for Android and iOS using Web Views, so there was not an EdgeHTML engine, so the "Edge" keyword was removed from the UA replaced by "EdgiOS" & "EdgA."
2017-2019 Mozilla (Gecko, Safari, EdgiOS)
2017-2019 Mozilla (Gecko, Chrome, Safari, EdgA)pic.twitter.com/aGCNScnzfs
In 2019 Microsoft is now using Chromium engine, so the User Agent is changing again. Because EdgeHTML engine is not used anymore, "Edge" was replaced by "Edg" (without last e), so from Edge 74 it is:
2019- Mozilla (Gecko, Chrome, Safari, Edg)pic.twitter.com/dk7eSAQIvT
During 25 years Microsoft used Mozilla on every edition but 1.0. Then, it used one of
− Microsoft Internet Explorer
− MSIE
− Trident
− Edge
− EdgA
− EdgiOS
− Edg
And for 5 years it has also been using Gecko, AppleWebKit, Chrome, and Safari within the UA.
End of thread
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