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Microsoft's browser takes back the Edge with streamlined settings


If you have ever struggled to adjust a setting in Microsoft Edge and felt overwhelmed by the numerous options available, this update is designed to assist you.

 

Microsoft is streamlining the Settings page to eliminate the need for extensive searching through menus to locate a specific setting.

 

What's being altered?

 

You will notice a new quick access panel beneath the primary Settings menu, offering shortcuts to the most frequently used features.

 

Settings will also be categorized into smaller submenus such as "System and Performance" and "Appearance," making it simpler to find the desired setting.

 

Moreover, the submenus will have their own quick access shortcuts as well.

 

These enhancements will make Microsoft Edge more competitive with Google Chrome, which is known for its well-organized settings. If your team is not already using Edge as the default browser, now is an excellent opportunity to reconsider.

 

Microsoft is currently testing this update, and it is expected to be rolled out soon. Once implemented, you can anticipate smoother navigation.

 

If you require assistance in maximizing the benefits of these new features for your business, feel free to reach out to us.



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