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_junn_
Copper Contributor
Apr 30, 2019

Edge Chromium PDF and Ebook Experience

They are probably working on this, but i hope there is no Harm in Pointing it Out,

Edge Classic had features like showing Table of Contents, Continous scrolling, Notes, Highlighting, and even read Aloud which are very useful to some of us while reading ebooks

Would this features be integrated to the new Edge Chromium? cause so far i cant do any of them.

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  • Deleted's avatar
    Deleted
    May 02, 2019
    Yes, Table of contents is a must have [specially if you are reading a long pdf of several hundreds of pages]
  • Elliot Kirk's avatar
    Elliot Kirk
    Former Employee
    May 02, 2019

    Thank you _junn_ for your feedback.  I know that the PDF team is busy making improvements to the experience in the Insider channels of Microsoft Edge.  I will let them know of your feedback.  Thank you for taking the time to try out our new browser.

    • Drakemoor's avatar
      Drakemoor
      Copper Contributor
      Dec 17, 2019

      It's not only about PDFs but also about epub files.

       

      The only reason I use edge is the seamless workflow between web pages, PDFs, and epubs.

       

      Please implement the support for epub into the new chromium-based Edge.

       

      Elliot Kirk 

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