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Mar 02, 2020

Use Calibre E-book manager (free) to read your EPUB files

Saw some people wanted to read EPUB files but it is discontinued in Edge classic, and it was a good decision since Edge is a browser, not a E-book reader. it also lacks so many essential features for...

Iron Contributor

Mar 02, 2020

HotCakeX

Details about OneNote were discussed extensively at Ignite 2019. Look for the session discussing the future of OneNote, it was interesting and a big relief if you are a heavy OneNote (desktop/win32) user.

As for the legacy Edge reader, I'd encourage any previous users to keep voting to make the Edge dev team aware that there's interest in this feature. If they are made aware, there's a good chance it will be brought back.

HotCakeX

MVP

Mar 03, 2020

Ibukun Momson

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Ibukun Momson wrote:
HotCakeX
As for the legacy Edge reader, I'd encourage any previous users to keep voting to make the Edge dev team aware that there's interest in this feature. If they are made aware, there's a good chance it will be brought back.

wrote: As for the legacy Edge reader, I'd encourage any previous users to keep voting to make the Edge dev team aware that there's interest in this feature. If they are made aware, there's a good chance it will be brought back.

There is no need to develop something that is already developed better by others.

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4517840/microsoft-edge-download-an-epub-app-to-keep-reading

Microsoft Edge will no longer support e-books that use the .epub file extension after September 2019.