Oct 26 2019 06:57 AM
Today I was using Edge Beta [Version 78.0.276.20 (Official build) beta (64-bit)] and I wanted to check my browsing history. In Classic Edge I simply click the Favourites button then click History, but in this version of Chromium Edge it seemed very cumbersome, having to click More (...) then History, and then History again!
Chromium Edge vs Classic Edge
Will this be implemented into the Favourites (list) button at a later date?
I think it is another great feature from Classic Edge that would differentiate the Chromium version from other browsers.
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Oct 28 2019 03:51 PM
SolutionHi @Graham-STMC, browsing history is available using the Ctrl+H hotkey as well as through the settings application. In the currently available version of Microsoft Edge, we have received enough feedback that we made a change to surface browsing history as its own icon on the address bar. So we are trying to understand the need to get to history often enough to add the history button to the main user interface. For some people, it might be, and we would look into addressing that feedback. Thanks - Elliot
Oct 29 2019 02:41 AM
Oct 29 2019 09:31 AM
I miss the arrow of IE11 to see the last urls written:
(Echo de menos la flechita de IE11 para ver las ultimas urls escritas:)
Oct 29 2019 09:44 AM
@ppnacho This still happens in a similar way to it used to on Internet Explorer with Chromium Edge if you click and hold the back arrow. (My example is in Dark Mode.)
Oct 29 2019 11:21 AM
True ... but for me it is not the same.
Ohala would return the IE11 option ... but I doubt it will be implemented. A pity
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Cierto ... pero para mi no es lo mismo.
Ohala volviera la opcion de IE11 ... pero dudo que se implemente. Una pena.
Jun 14 2020 03:12 PM
I agree I would like Edge Chromium to allow me access to the favourites by clicking the star and then be able to pin the favourites to the side of the screen. I sometime like to look at multiple websites and the old version allows this with ease. As I may not do this on every use I do not want to auto open them.
Oct 28 2019 03:51 PM
SolutionHi @Graham-STMC, browsing history is available using the Ctrl+H hotkey as well as through the settings application. In the currently available version of Microsoft Edge, we have received enough feedback that we made a change to surface browsing history as its own icon on the address bar. So we are trying to understand the need to get to history often enough to add the history button to the main user interface. For some people, it might be, and we would look into addressing that feedback. Thanks - Elliot