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Silver Contributor

Nov 13, 2019

Inking on Web Pages - Discussion

We have received a lot of feedback about supporting inking annotations for web pages like what we have in the current version of Microsoft Edge. Many users have told us that they use this functionali...

Drew1903

Silver Contributor

Nov 18, 2019

white_rabbit

The point here obviously shared strongly by countless people is not about specifics such as Add notes, ePub, Reading List, the (Proper) Favs icon, Set Aside, Share (where it belongs!) and more... it is about Edge CONTINUING to be the browser it is, NOW. Continuing to have the Features and Functionality (Things working together) that Edge has, NOW! Not as now vs won't have or should have, might have or coming soon or any such rubbish! Just plain THERE, past, present AND future. Leave what people know, like & use, alone! The stuff in question is what makes Edge special AND makes people want to use it.

To the Edge Team:
Do not shoot yourself in the foot by giving people less that what they are clearly, loudly telling you they want and what MUST BE KEPT!

Listen & act accordingly before Jan. 15th, 2020

HEAR the people! You can make the browser have the best performing platform in the world... go nuts under the covers, BUT, End Users & YOUR CUSTOMERS want the status quo when it comes to Edge Features & Functionality! You can add to THAT not, subtract from it!

Cheers,
Drew

HotCakeX

MVP

Nov 23, 2019

Spoiler

Drew1903 wrote:
The point here obviously shared strongly by countless people is not about specifics such as Add notes, ePub, Reading List, the (Proper) Favs icon, Set Aside, Share (where it belongs!) and more... it is about Edge CONTINUING to be the browser it is, NOW. Continuing to have the Features and Functionality (Things working together) that Edge has, NOW! Not as now vs won't have or should have, might have or coming soon or any such rubbish! Just plain THERE, past, present AND future. Leave what people know, like & use, alone! The stuff in question is what makes Edge special AND makes people want to use it.

To the Edge Team:
Do not shoot yourself in the foot by giving people less that what they are clearly, loudly telling you they want and what MUST BE KEPT!

Listen & act accordingly before Jan. 15th, 2020

HEAR the people! You can make the browser have the best performing platform in the world... go nuts under the covers, BUT, End Users & YOUR CUSTOMERS want the status quo when it comes to Edge Features & Functionality! You can add to THAT not, subtract from it!

wrote:The point here obviously shared strongly by countless people is not about specifics such as Add notes, ePub, Reading List, the (Proper) Favs icon, Set Aside, Share (where it belongs!) and more... it is about Edge CONTINUING to be the browser it is, NOW. Continuing to have the Features and Functionality (Things working together) that Edge has, NOW! Not as now vs won't have or should have, might have or coming soon or any such rubbish! Just plain THERE, past, present AND future. Leave what people know, like & use, alone! The stuff in question is what makes Edge special AND makes people want to use it. To the Edge Team:Do not shoot yourself in the foot by giving people less that what they are clearly, loudly telling you they want and what MUST BE KEPT! Listen & act accordingly before Jan. 15th, 2020 HEAR the people! You can make the browser have the best performing platform in the world... go nuts under the covers, BUT, End Users & YOUR CUSTOMERS want the status quo when it comes to Edge Features & Functionality! You can add to THAT not, subtract from it!

Well this topic asked us to provide use cases so people are doing exactly that, Devs are asking for more info about how people are using the tools.