Oct 04 2019 02:49 PM - edited Oct 04 2019 02:55 PM
Preview builds of the next version of Microsoft Edge include an all-new New Tab Page, which gives users the option of personalized layouts that provide options for search, top sites, and a personalized feed depending on your preferences.
Over the past several months, we’ve gotten tons of great feedback from our Insider community on additional configuration options you’d like to see on the New Tab Page. This week, we’ve rolled out a new set of updates to all Canary and Developer channel preview builds of Microsoft Edge to address some of the top feedback.
One of the most common requests we heard is that power users wanted more options to configure the page layout, in addition to the “Focused,” “Inspirational,” and “Informational” defaults. The updated New Tab Page now includes granular options under the “Custom” layout, allowing you to enable/disable and configure individual elements of the layout:
We also heard that elements of the New Tab Page could be jarring when the browser was in the Dark theme. Now, if you’ve selected a the “Dark” theme for Microsoft Edge, the New Tab Page will now reflect that as well. Dark theme is supported on all layout modes for the New Tab Page including menus, top sites and news.
We hope you love these updates to the New Tab Page! We’re continuing to make incremental changes to refining the experience, and we would love to hear your additional feedback or suggestions.
You can send feedback at any time by clicking the “Send feedback” smiley icon in the top-right corner of Microsoft Edge, or by typing Alt+Shift+I to open the feedback tool.
– Uday Pharate, Senior Program Manager, Microsoft News
Oct 09 2019 01:04 AM
@TanvirArjel wrote:
No! This is problem existed in previous Dev version too.
Yup I can confirm that as well, had Dev even on a different machine
Oct 09 2019 03:30 AM
Oct 09 2019 10:45 AM
Oct 10 2019 12:33 AM
@Elliot Kirk Enterprise version of NTP is very good. I think the personal one should take inspiration out of it. I like to have recent OneDrive documents, important new emails, latest Facebook feed, RSS feed, and other web notification aggregated on the NTP, instead of some random news from newspaper. It would be much more helpful.
Anyway, I like very much the inspirational view with huge image of the day. It makes me calm and relaxed when starting the day.
Oct 10 2019 12:46 AM
@matt_bits
Personally, Matt, I quite like the daily photo with everything else OFF. I do wish Bing.com could be the NTP. Although, I have it as Start-up page w/ its menu bar, wish it was the NTP, too. The search in NTP , certainly, is Bing, but, cannot do visual searches.
Cheers,
Drew
Oct 10 2019 01:08 AM
Oct 10 2019 10:36 AM
I've been struggling with the Hide Site option. There are certain topics that I have absolutely no interest in. And certain propaganda right wing "news source" that I have no desire to see anything they have to peddle. I have tried time and time again to Hide these sites, e.g. yahoo sports. NFL, sportnaut, and they always seem to come back. It is irritating, I know. And a small point. But it is also why I dropped your app on my mobile, because MSN does NOT allow me to ignore the same right wing propaganda site. So, I stayed away from MSN home for some time. Now, sadly, Edge is on the same path. Also, please address your right leaning Week in Cartoons. Give us the option to choose who we want to watch. I've almost given up on Edge. And I liked other features too. Just not enough to have to put up with things I don't want to see.
Oct 10 2019 10:42 AM
Great tip! I changed mine from the default setting of 3 lines, down to 1, and that slowed things down quite a bit.
Thanks!
Oct 10 2019 11:04 AM
I initially reported that in Edge Classic, the tabs are much larger and easier to see, and that with Edge Insider (79.0.294.1 dev 64bit) the tabs are crowded and super tiny. Well, I discovered a related issue last night; in Edge Classic we could scroll side to side because not all the tabs were visible across the top of the browser. Since they were larger, scrolling side to side was necessary so you could get to the tabs you couldn't see off screen. Well, with the new Edge Insider, it will cram all the tabs together to try and fit them all on screen, except that after about 85 or so, the rest are simply off screen and not shown or accessible via the mouse. And there's no way to get to them except by using shortcuts (ctrl+tab or ctrl+sft+tab) because there's no side scroll capability. I'm not sure if you folks had noticed that, because I'd wager not a lot of people are silly like me and have over 85 tabs open at once! But if you do have that many open, it becomes a significant pain to find those invisible tabs.
Thanks very much!
Oct 10 2019 11:43 AM
@lister1911 wrote:I initially reported that in Edge Classic, the tabs are much larger and easier to see, and that with Edge Insider (79.0.294.1 dev 64bit) the tabs are crowded and super tiny. Well, I discovered a related issue last night; in Edge Classic we could scroll side to side because not all the tabs were visible across the top of the browser. Since they were larger, scrolling side to side was necessary so you could get to the tabs you couldn't see off screen. Well, with the new Edge Insider, it will cram all the tabs together to try and fit them all on screen, except that after about 85 or so, the rest are simply off screen and not shown or accessible via the mouse. And there's no way to get to them except by using shortcuts (ctrl+tab or ctrl+sft+tab) because there's no side scroll capability. I'm not sure if you folks had noticed that, because I'd wager not a lot of people are silly like me and have over 85 tabs open at once! But if you do have that many open, it becomes a significant pain to find those invisible tabs.
Thanks very much!
This is great suggestion, I felt the need for this too, sometimes I have to keep at least 100-200 tabs open and that's when the problem starts
Oct 13 2019 01:32 PM
Oct 13 2019 07:50 PM
@magius1962
Have you explored the Developer Tools? Might be interesting to you...
Cheers,
Drew
Oct 14 2019 12:40 AM
Oct 22 2019 09:38 AM