Microsoft Edge

When you visit a Web page in Microsoft Edge and you aren’t using an InPrivate browsing tab, then the browser will remember that page in your history. But if you share a computer with someone else, or if there’s another person that uses your computer, you may not want them to be able to see … Read more

While there are certain Web pages that you will always be able to find from memory, a far more effective way of keeping certain sites accessible is to save their addresses somewhere. One option is to bookmark the page, or to save it as a favorite. That way you only need to click on the … Read more

The taskbar at the bottom of your Windows 10 screen includes icons for the programs that are currently running on your computer. However, it also contains some other links that can let you open certain programs very quickly. But that taskbar is not limited to just programs. You can also choose to pin a Web … Read more

The Microsoft Edge Web browser is the default option for visiting Web pages in Windows 10 and, as such, is quickly becoming one of the most popular browsers around. It shares many similarities with Microsoft’s old browser, Internet Explorer, but is different enough that you will likely need some time to become accustomed to it. … Read more

The Microsoft Edge Web browser replaced Microsoft Internet Explorer in Windows 10, and many people are now using that browser for the Internet surfing instead. While it does have some elements in common with Internet Explorer, you may find yourself having trouble changing certain settings in Edge. Fortunately most of the browser settings that you … Read more