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Bronze Contributor

Jun 23, 2021

Top Feedback Summary for June 23

Note: This is no longer the most recent top feedback summary. You can always find the latest at https://aka.ms/MSEdgeTopFeedback. June 30th Edit: We have no updates coming to this list until mi...

MissyQ

Bronze Contributor

Jun 25, 2021

Inking on webpages was addressed back in December and should be in all of our browser channels. If you are noticing any issues with it, please do report that through the feedback tool in the browser.

A reminder, if you want to see changes to the decisions we've made, please submit feedback through the browser to let us know. The original post here details the best way to do that. And if you are curious about the plans for items we still have Discussions open for, remember to hop into those threads. 🙂

Thanks, all!
-Missy

Rino_Tan

Copper Contributor

Jul 14, 2021

Hi MissyQ , et al,

I don't like your surfing-wave Microsoft Edge Logo because it dominated every companies website favicons I'm trying to save and all I saved now are all your own Edge Logos + links. I prefer IE which saves truly websites favicons + links ---which help us instantly locating the link by just looking at the company favicon. While now if I've saved about 10 uses Edge and all having similar face Microsoft Edge Wave Logos. All your Edge Logos are useless because I could not tell the right one--- you dominated it. It really needs time to read the text links.

I don't think you like this dominance either because all you see are tons of Edge surfing-wave logos if you've saved that much.

PLEASE revert back to the IE old method of saving websites links.

I'm sorry if you're not the right person to hear my feedback BUT PLEASE Forward it to them because this problem has never been fixed ever since.

Thank you! Sincerely & Regards,

Rino_Tan

Rino_Tan
Copper Contributor
Jul 14, 2021
Here's another example: Every good link or apps I placed on my desktop and all turns into a surfing-wave Microsoft Edge Logo or Icon. I don't believe those Microsoft Designers test their own products.