The new vertical tabs feature offers a bunch of benefits. First off, the functionality is ideal for 16:9 laptops and monitors, and it has been designed to perfectly aligns with this new standard. The feature allows users to stack tabs at the side of the browser and makes it easier to see valuable information at the top when browsing.
“Notes for Google Drive” is a “must have” Chromium-based (Chrome, Edge, Vivaldi, Brave, etc…) browser extension that allows you to quickly (and easily) create notes that automatically are saved to your Google Drive account.
Source: Google Chrome Store – Notes for Google Drive
Arranging tabs vertically makes much better usage of the extra horizontal space we all now enjoy thanks to the prevalence of widescreen – or ultra-widescreen – monitors.
Collections helps you easily collect and organize content that you find across the web…
Microsoft Edge is better in many aspects. It is now faster, supports more extensions, and comes with new features like Picture in Picture mode. Most of the features are borrowed from the Chrome browser since both the Edge and the Chrome now run on the Chromium engine.
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Microsoft Edge is an excellent browser, but forcing it upon people in a Windows update is not the way to go…
“Immersive Reading View” allows you to remove the distractions (ads, video clips, menus, etc…) on a web page so that you can focus on the article you desire to focus upon. This also comes in handy when you want to print or save just the article. Once you bring up an article (or web page) in the immersive reading view you have options to increase the font and even have the page read back to you. This is a very nice feature that is already built into the NEW Microsoft Edge web browser.
To use the “Immersive Reading Mode”, follow the below steps:
Note: If visiting a page and you do not see the “Immersive Reader Icon”, then the web page does not support this feature.
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Seeing Microsoft Edge [homepage], final release version, posted at the Download Crew. Key points I picked up from their post is Microsoft has decided to stop trying to build their own browser from scratch and moved to the Chromium framework, which is the engine that powers Google Chrome and other browsers. I can tell you, I have tested this browser and Microsoft has done an excellent job.
Edge is the release version of this new browser. Unlike Chrome, Microsoft has deployed their own account system which will eventually synchronize your data including favorites, extensions, themes and browsing history. Right now, only your favorites are synchronized.
I am sold on Microsoft Edge. If you haven’t downloaded it yet, it will be heading your way soon; but, if you can’t wait, CLICK HERE. If you are an existing user of Microsoft Edge, make sure you check out the “Collections” feature. To access the feature, click on the “Collections Icon” on the toolbar (see below) next to the address bar. This icon will open what is called the “Collections” pane where you can create, edit and view collections of web links. For example, I am now using “Collections” when shopping, blogging, or researching a specific topic and will group my findings in individual collections.
Another, more efficient way to use “Collections” is to right mouse click on any page; and, from the menu you can start a new collection or add to an existing collection.
I am finding “Collections” to be super handy and wanted to make sure you are using it. You will not be disappointed…
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Microsoft’s gamble on a Chromium-based Edge browser appears to have paid off, at least in the short term. Bleeping Computer noted that Edge is now the second most popular desktop web browser based on usage, with NetMarketShare giving the software nearly 7.6 percent of the market in March, eclipsing a declining Mozilla Firefox with almost 7.2 percent. Edge is still far behind Chrome’s 68.5 percent, but that’s no mean feat for a browser that wasn’t even three months old.
Source: Microsoft Edge becomes the second most popular desktop web browser | Engadget
I recently posted, “How To Get The NEW Microsoft Edge NOW…” for your computer; but, did you know you can also get the “NEW Microsoft Edge for Android“? Well, you can; and, based on the customer review ratings to this point, it is going to be a winner.
ntroducing the new Microsoft Edge . It’s time to expect more. More privacy. More control. More productivity. More value. Browse anywhere with one continuous experience from your phone to your computer and other signed-in devices. Microsoft Edge gives you the tools to protect your privacy online with features like tracking prevention, AdBlock Plus, and InPrivate mode. Organize the web in a way that cuts through the clutter, making it easier to find, view, and manage your content on-the-go. With world class compatibility, performance, and new features, the new Microsoft Edge is the only browser you’ll ever need.
Source: Microsoft Edge version 83 hits Dev Channel early with Extensions syncing » OnMSFT.com
I have been testing and using the NEW Microsoft Edge, which is a Chromium based browser, for months along with Google Chrome, Vivaldi, and Brave (all which are based off the Chromium browser engine). I have come to the conclusion that Microsoft Edge is the browser of choice at this point based on reliability, speed, smoothness of operation, privacy, security. low memory resources and added features. I am going to say that 99% of all browser extensions I have installed from the Google Chrome Store have worked without a hitch. Microsoft Edge, in my opinion, is the top dog browser at this point. My second choice would be Vivaldi…
Microsoft will be rolling out Edge to all computers, but you can get it now. Simply visit the link below and follow the instructions.
Introducing the new Microsoft Edge
The new Microsoft Edge is based on Chromium and was released on January 15, 2020. It is compatible with all supported versions of Windows, and macOS. Downloading the browser will replace the legacy version of Microsoft Edge on Windows 10 PCs. With speed, performance, best in class compatibility for websites and extensions, and built-in privacy and security features, it’s the only browser you’ll ever need.
Source: Microsoft Edge
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Built into Microsoft’s new web browser is a featured called “Read Aloud that will read web page text back to you in a male or female voice. I often use this feature to read back my blog posts. Follow the link below at ILoveFreeSoftware to learn how to use “Read Aloud”.
What is Read aloud mode in Microsoft Edge Chromium? In this article, you will learn an easy way to make it read any article loudly…
