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How to get Dev channel system icons in stable Windows 10
Starting in Build 21327, Microsoft ships a set of new icons in Windows 10. Those icons appear in Settings, in the Start menu, and in the Action Center. If you like those icons, but do not run a Dev channel build of Windows 10, there is a simple trick that will allow you to get those icons in the stable branch.
You may be aware of the Tab Scrolling feature in Google Chrome. When enabled, it adds two buttons to the right if the last tab in the tab row, and doesn't shrink the tab width when you have many tabs opened. Those buttons were visible all the time, but now they will appear when only needed.
You can now hide Title Bar with vertical tabs in Microsoft Edge. The appropriate option is available in build 91.0.825.0 of the browser. So now you can shrink the title bar height when you have vertical tabs enabled in Edge.
How to Import Passwords from CSV File in Firefox.
Firefox allows you easily export your saved logins and passwords to a CSV file. It includes the appropriate option in the Logins and Passwords tool, which is also known as Lockwise Password Manager. However, there is no import option visible by default. However, it is easy to add it there and import a CSV file to the saved login data.
The Chrome browser team is actively working on improving the recently introduced Tab Search option. With latest updates in Canary, the Tab Search flyout has got variable height, and also features timestamps to show you the last time you interact with a tab.
If you follow Edge development, you may remember that the browser supports tab thumbnail previews. The feature was hidden behind a flag and not activated in the stable release of Edge, but now it is enabled by default in the Dev version of the browser.
According to the updated Microsoft 365 Roadmap, the Edge browser will get a bunch of interesting features. Those include a number of improvements to the Autofill feature, PDF Viewer, and sync and Password Management.
Here's what's new in Windows 10 version 21H1, the feature update to Windows 10 version 20H2 and version 2004.
Microsoft has finished development of Windows 10 version 21H1. It is a matter of a few weeks before we will get our hands on the stable release of this OS. Let's see what's new in this release.
Microsoft today released the official ISO images for Windows 10 version 21H1. Using them, you can perform a clean installation of build 19043. This build is currently available in the Beta channel for Insiders.
You can now enable address bar quick actions in Microsoft Edge. This nifty feature will allow you to quickly execute built-in commands of the browser without opening extra windows, settings or menus. This comes directly from Chromium with adjustments for Edge-specific options.
