Add or Remove Web Capture Button from Toolbar in Microsoft Edge

How to Add or Remove the Web Capture button from the toolbar in Microsoft Edge 

You can now enable a dedicated toolbar button for the Edge's Web Capture feature. So, in addition to the menu entry and its keyboard shortcut, you can access it with a single mouse click.

Some time ago Microsoft has added a new feature to Edge Canary, called Web Capture. It can be used to capture and share a portion of a web page.

The feature is available from the main menu of the browser. It allows selecting an area of the currently open web page. Once captured, the fragment appears in a preview dialog, and can be further shared, copied to the clipboard, or saved to the disk. The function is located in the main menu.

The latest Edge Canary and Dev builds now allow adding a note once you capture an area of a web page. The annotation tool includes a pen option with a set of colors, and allows adjusting its thickness.

Finally, today's Canary build adds a Web Capture toolbar button to the browser.

To Add or Remove the Web Capture button from the toolbar in Microsoft Edge,

1. Open Microsoft Edge.
2. Click on the Settings button (Alt + F) and select Settings from the menu.
3. On the left, click on Appearance.
4. On the right side, turn on or off the Show web capture button option for what you want.

You are done.

It is worth mentioning that there are a number of other options you can use.

• When the button is enabled, you can right-click it on the toolbar, and select Hide from toolbar to quickly remove it.
• To quickly add the button, you can right-click on the Web Capture menu item in the main menu of the browser, and select Show in toolbar.
• When the button is enabled, you can quickly hide it by right-clicking on the menu entry, same as above.