Thanks for posting, Daniel...I am sure that these will be very useful to the uninitiated.
I have to say that if it was not for the dearth of extensions for Edge, especially the non availability of the Webroot ones (thanks for Microsoft's policy...:@) I would be using Edge for all of my browsing (as it is I still use Chrome for accessing the Community).
Regards, Baldrick
I agree and don't use Edge because of the lack of Extension support.:@
April 18, 2017 9:00 am
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Mollie Ruiz-Hopper / Editor-in-Chief, Windows BlogYesterday, we introduced you to a
series of blog posts we’re publishing throughout this week about
Microsoft Edge. Each day we’ll be sharing a new video and blog post to introduce you to the best of Microsoft Edge.
Today, we’re showing you the Microsoft Edge features that can help you keep the web organized.
https://blogs.windows.com/windowsexperience/2017/04/18/week-microsoft-edge-organize-web/#qWCLZAmQE9ldPgWt.97
Thank you Daniel! Nice features with organizing the Web with the tabs and pinning!:D
April 19, 2017 9:00 am
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Mollie Ruiz-Hopper / Editor-in-Chief, Windows BlogNext up in our series,
A Week with Microsoft Edge we’re sharing tips for personalizing the web. With so much time spent browsing the web, we all want an experience that feels personal and custom, and with Microsoft Edge it’s easy to do just that.
https://blogs.windows.com/windowsexperience/2017/04/19/week-microsoft-edge-personalizing-web/#iOjpBV53m5Eue3Fb.97
Wow awesome tips for Microsoft Edge. The dark theme in Edge and Extensions...etc, etc,
Thanks Daniel..
April 20, 2017 9:00 am
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Mollie Ruiz-Hopper / Editor-in-Chief, Windows BlogNext up in our series,
A Week with Microsoft Edge we’re talking about how the browser is built for books and reading. With the
Windows 10 Creators Update, we’ve worked to make reading in Microsoft Edge a great experience and have expanded the type of content you can read right within the browser. You can read PDF files, the e-book file format EPUB and books you’ve downloaded from the Windows Store right within Microsoft Edge. You can also simplify the layout of web pages with Reading view, save pages to read later in your reading list, and more.
Here are some tips for a great reading experience in Microsoft Edge.
https://blogs.windows.com/windowsexperience/2017/04/20/week-microsoft-edge-browser-built-books-reading/#Jp5vZxPGfyDGhtlA.97
Great and it is really getting to be quite fun to be on Microsoft Edge and all their tips.....looking for books now!:D
April 21, 2017 1:47 pm
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Mollie Ruiz-Hopper / Editor-in-Chief, Windows BlogThis week, we’ve shared a
new video and blog post every day to introduce you to the best of Microsoft Edge, and, in our final post today, we’re talking all about entertainment.
Did you know Microsoft Edge is the only browser that enables you to stream 4k Ultra HD Netflix movies and TV shows*, and the only browser on Windows 10 to support Dolby Digital Plus audio format natively? We also designed Microsoft Edge to deliver more battery life when unplugged – without any special battery saving mode or changes to default settings – so you can stream content longer than on other browsers, giving you more time to binge-watch your favorite show without hunting for an outlet.
https://blogs.windows.com/windowsexperience/2017/04/21/week-microsoft-edge-browser-stream-netflix-content-4k/#2GpvZw5ZqG0Vx71r.97
