You can also take advantage of InPrivate Browsing should you wish to browse the web without Edge tracking and saving your search history. But if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it is a lesson that Microsoft has struggled with for years now, so we’re thrilled to see them leave this one alone. This means you don’t need to navigate to a search engine page every time you need to make a search, which is a handy time saver.Īs we mentioned earlier, the bookmarks feature is here under the name of Favorites, but it’s functionally identical to Chrome, and basically everyone else’s implementation. Like basically all web browsers, you can choose to either input the web address directly into the address bar, or just type in a search term and use it as a search engine using Bing. So it's built using the same engine as Chrome, and it sure looks an awful lot like Chrome, so what does Microsoft Edge do to differentiate itself from the world’s most popular web browser?Īt first glance, not much, but the devil is in the details. You can log in to your Microsoft account and carry your settings and search history over between devices, which is handy if you regularly use multiple devices. Installed extensions can also appear next to the address bar (things like Adblock). By default, favorites are hidden and you have to click into the menu to find them, but you can set Edge to always display them before the address bar.
You can bookmark pages with the Favorites feature, which is functionally identical to Chrome’s system where you click the little star at the end of the address bar to save a webpage.
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