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chchia
Copper Contributor
Nov 27, 2020

Preffered the old Bookmark Button

the previous MS EDGE bookmark menu is much more easy to use, you just hover your mouse over and submenu pop up, and the auto scrolling feature is fantastic, can Microsoft consider to keep the o...
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whqdx
Copper Contributor
Nov 28, 2020

chchia I also prefer the old design, one of the main reason to switch from chrome is the simplicity of the menus on edge and the speed, the new menu is very slow in all my computers, where the other menu opens instantly on Edge 86, even with only a few favorites. I really like the option to choose between the new and old menu, since the feature has been working fine for years now, and I really doubt it will cause more work for the developers to maintain, or at least the menu should be as fast as the old one before it was pushed to the stable channel.

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HotCakeX
MVP
Nov 28, 2020

whqdx 

whqdx wrote:

 or at least the menu should be as fast as the old one before it was pushed to the stable channel.

Totally agree. the new favorite experience isn't even supposed to show up in the stable channel.

Edge developers are not talking about this but they are running experiments in the stable channel.

I noticed it the day Edge stable went from 86 to 87.

https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/discussions/why-is-edge-87-stable-channel-running-experiments-and-controlled/m-p/1917288

 

there is no mention of this new favorite experience in the change log. it's a controlled feature rollout

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