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Elliot Kirk
Microsoft
MicrosoftTab Preview - Discussion
Hi Insiders, thanks so much for your feedback on the tab experience in the new Microsoft Edge. From reading your comments, it is clear that many of you would like an easy way to view more information...
Elliot Kirk I have to throw my vote in as hovering the mouse over the tabs to show the contents. I don't recall if in Edge Legacy hovering over a single tab brought all of them into view, or if it simply showed the one being hovered over. I think, the latter. Also, the arrow to show all the tabs. I used the hover more than the button, but both ways are crucially important, I believe.
Regards,
Dan
Dan_AI4GK I recorded a video for you, since I still have the legacy edge. Another feature they should consider adding back is refresh all tabs. Its a really helpful way to apply changes in one tab to all of them, such as when you sign into one tab and want it to apply to the rest.
cjc2112 Thanks for letting me know. I still wish there was a drop down option on right click to make it faster.
- Yw, Would it make it faster than pressing a button on keyboard?
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cjc2112 wrote:Another feature they should consider adding back is refresh all tabs. Its a really helpful way to apply changes in one tab to all of them, such as when you sign into one tab and want it to apply to the rest.
You can refresh either all tabs, 1 tab or any number between them, in the new Edge.
all you have to do is to hold CTRL and then click on any of your tabs you wish to refresh to select them. once you've selected your tabs, you press F5 for refresh or right-click and select refresh.
you can do the same thing to apply other group actions to tabs.
such as adding multiple tabs to a group, to a favorite folder etc etc.
