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How to Remove the Feedback Smiley Button in Microsoft Edge Chromium
The Chromium-based Microsoft Edge browser comes with a smiley button on the toolbar that allows sending your feedback to Microsoft with a single click. Some users would like to remove that button, but Edge doesn't include a GUI option to get rid of it. Here are two methods you can use to remove the feedback smiley button from the Microsoft Edge Chromium.
As you may already know, the classic 'Spartan' Edge browser includes the ability to read EPUB files. This feature was first introduced in Windows 10 Creators Update. However, the newest Chromium-based Microsoft Edge browser won't include the EPUB support anymore.
The latest Canary build of Microsoft Edge Chromium includes reworked tab tooltips known as 'Tab Hover Cards'. Starting in build 78.0.253.0 the browser displays the tab tooltips using the new style by default.
The latest Canary build of Microsoft Edge Chromium introduces a new feature. Starting in build 78.0.253.0, the browser automatically de-elevates itself when started as Administrator.
Microsoft Edge build 78.0.249.1 is out to the Dev channel of the browser, bringing a number of fixes and new options to Insiders. Here are the changes in this release.
Microsoft has announced the Beta version of Microsoft Edge Chromium goes live. The Beta channel for their newest browser is now officially available to Insiders on Windows and macOS.
How to Enable and Use Collections in Microsoft Edge
The Collections feature is a special option in Microsoft Edge that allows the user to organize the web content your browse, including images, text, and links, into collections, share your organized sets, and export them to Office. Collections and Internet Explorer Mode have been announced earlier during Build 2019, so Microsoft kept their promise. Along with IE Mode, Collections can now be enabled in the browser.
Since the launch of Microsoft Edge Chromium, the company is actively collecting users' feedback for the browser. Today, Microsoft shared a detailed roadmap for the Edge browser. Here are the features we can expect in the near future in the newest Microsoft Edge Chromium.
It has finally happened: Microsoft releases the first stable build of Microsoft Edge Chromium. It was not officially announced yet, also, it can be just a test flight. Anyway, the stable Edge Chromium branch is available with the build 77.0.235.9.
As you may remember, Microsoft was working on the enhanced version of the 'Global Media Controls' feature for their newest Chromium-based Edge that allows controlling all active media sessions in the browser from a single flyout. The feature is finally available in the latest Canary build.
