Category: Microsoft Edge

You can turn off tab fading in Microsoft Edge if you don’t like this feature, or if it creates information problems for you. By default, the browser displays inactive tabs that have gone to “sleep” with a shading effect, therefore, for some users, such tabs seem to be inaccessible.
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You can add Extensions Button to Microsoft Edge so that installed extensions do not take up precious space on the browser toolbar, but appear in a special menu. The Extensions button on the Edge toolbar is a handy way to save space in the Edge interface. Instead of keeping all extensions visible in the toolbar, the browser lets you hide them behind a separate menu. In this menu, you can quickly enable or disable an extension, go to the extension management page, and find new ones in the store. Continue reading “How to add or remove Extensions Button in Microsoft Edge”

This tutorial will show you how to prevent users from ending Edge processes with Task Manager. There is a policy for that which you can use. Based on the Chromium engine, Microsoft Edge supports Chrome extensions, among which there are many that are designed to control the user. But in Microsoft Edge there is a built-in task manager, the same as in Chrome, which allows you to selectively terminate the processes of individual tabs and extensions. Continue reading “Prevent users from ending Edge processes with built-in task manager”

Let’s take a look at how to delete a profile in Microsoft Edge. The Chromium project has brought many new features to the Edge browser. The new version not only provided excellent compatibility with all popular sites, but also brought much coveted and necessary features to Edge. One of them is support for multiple profiles. Continue reading “How to delete a profile in Microsoft Edge”

You can block third-party cookies in Microsoft Edge for websites open by the current user, or block them for all users of your computer, to increase your browsing privacy.

Cookies are small files that websites need to obtain information about users and their device. Thanks to cookies, you don’t have to enter passwords on websites after every restart of your computer or browser. Cookies also help companies display ads that are relevant to you, rather than randomly generated banners. Continue reading “How to block third-party cookies in Microsoft Edge”

Learn how to delete history in Microsoft Edge if you share your computer with others, and you don’t want to reveal visited sites. This article is about the new Chromium-powered version of the Microsoft Edge browser. You can quickly differentiate the new browser from the old one by the icon. If you have an E-shaped Edge icon, you have the classic version, which is no longer supported and you no longer need to use. If the browser has a blue-green wave icon, you are using the new, up-to-date version.

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How to enable Ask before closing all tabs in Microsoft Edge Chromium.

You can now enable a confirmation dialog when you close all tabs in Microsoft Edge Chromium. A similar option was available the legacy Edge app. Finally it has become available in the actual Edge version. Continue reading “Enable Ask before closing all tabs in Microsoft Edge Chromium”

How to Remove Edge Tabs from Alt+Tab in Windows 10.

Starting in Windows 10 version 20H2, Microsoft Edge Chromium is deeply integrated with the OS. Windows 10 lists its tab in the Alt+Tab experience like regular windows, allowing to directly go to a tab. However, there are two methods to disable this behavior. Continue reading “Remove Edge Tabs from Alt+Tab in Windows 10”