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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 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 company officially announced it a few days ago, and already updated it with the ability to add annotations to your screenshots.
Microsoft has ported yet another feature of the classic EdgeHTML app to its modern Chromium-based successor. Now it is possible to pin the Favorites bar, so the flyout will stick to the right edge of the browser and remain visible on the screen.
How to Add or Remove Vertical Tabs Button on Toolbar in Microsoft Edge
Recently, Microsoft has added the vertical tabs option to the Edge browser. It is an alternative layout of the tab row, where the tabs are arranged vertically. There is also an option to collapse the tab bar, so tabs turn into website icons. For users who prefer the classic horizontal tab row, Microsoft has added the option to remove the vertical tabs button to save the space.
Microsoft has released build 87.0.654.0 to Edge Insiders in the Dev channel. This is a minor release with a few new features and improvements that comes quickly after the previous one, so the small change log is actually predictable.
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. Today, the company officially announced it.
Microsoft has released Edge Stable 85.0.564.63 on September 23. The update is notable for resolving seven vulnerabilities in the browser, which are actually shared with Google Chrome. Microsoft had to issue a new browser version to get them resolved, as they are already resolved in Google's product.
Microsoft Edge Dev channel is updated to the build 87.0.644.4 with Kiosk Mode and Dark Mode improvements. The full change log looks as follows.
The Sleeping Tabs feature in Microsoft Edge will reduce resource usage. Microsoft is currently working on a new feature for their Edge browser. Called 'Sleeping Tabs', it will extend device battery life and reduce its power consumption by putting background tabs into the idle state. Today, the company revealed some details of how it works.
Microsoft is going to start testing a Linux version of Microsoft Edge in October 2020. The browser is expected to become available via the Edge Insider website, and in a repo for popular Linux distros.
