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ej_6612
Apr 08, 2019Iron Contributor
Please bring "Set Tabs Aside" to New Edge
As a student, I used the Set Tabs Aside feature all the time. It's one of the reasons I used Edge over Chrome in a Google-heavy school. That habit of setting tabs aside has followed me after school, ...
jearley07
Sep 11, 2019Brass Contributor
I can see Apple bringing it to Safari and claiming they wanted to make Safari innovative so they decided to bring a new feature, iBrowse. It syncs your tabs via iCloud to all your devices. Park your tabs on your iPad Pro and magically open them on your MacBook. It's a magically and truly unique feature and everyone will clamor over it.
Seriously though, when/if it does actually make the cut and doesn't get canned in planning, they need cross device syncing of this feature. And not slow like Timeline. If they have to spend a little more time to have cross device syncing when launched I'm for it.
Seriously though, when/if it does actually make the cut and doesn't get canned in planning, they need cross device syncing of this feature. And not slow like Timeline. If they have to spend a little more time to have cross device syncing when launched I'm for it.
HotCakeX
Sep 11, 2019MVP
I don't know whether or not Microsoft copyrighted the Set Tabs Aside feature but Apple is being a copycat here. Edge has had this feature for years and I don't think Microsoft will release a stable version of this new Edge insider browser without adding that feature first.
I don't understand the part when you said Timeline is slow. what do you mean exactly?
I don't understand the part when you said Timeline is slow. what do you mean exactly?
- jearley07Sep 11, 2019Brass ContributorSome people, not necessarily here, say that's what Timeline and Favorites are for and we don't need Tabs Set Aside. Timeline takes too long to show me on other devices the websites I was on. That's what I meant. If I set tabs aside, I want to be able to pickup another device and continue without waiting more than a minute.
- pneenkoalabearSep 12, 2019Iron Contributor
I don't use Timeline but I do use Task View for virtual desktops. Task View was rewritten in 1803 for Timeline support but it ruined Task View. It's slow and buggy. It takes forever to open on middle-range computers, let alone slow ones. The animations are buggy and the layout sucks. It's like how Microsoft rewrote the keyboard in 1709. The touch keyboard still hasn't recovered and neither has task view 😞 task view impacts me quite a lot but I can use a 4 finger swipe on my laptop thankfully.
- HotCakeXSep 11, 2019MVPWhen i use the old Edge to visit web pages, the history of them adds to the Timeline, not sure how fast but I never noticed any delays. though i know that Timeline is not meant to be used for transferring open tabs between Desktop and Android or IOS.
Microsoft is adding Open tabs sync which will be the same like Google chrome, set tabs aside can be a complimentary feature. you're right it's possible to do the same with favorites. but you know..sometimes for example I have like 12 open tabs about a subject and some of them seem important to me but i don't have the time or don't want to go through all of them to check which ones i want to keep forever (in my favorites list) and which ones i just wanna read and pass. so with set tabs aside i just temporary put them there for later when i want to review them. that's my idea of using set tabs aside, maybe others have different use case for it 🙂