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I cannot understand why Microsoft have limited the number of Quick Links able to be displayed on the home page to eight. I have been using Firefox for several years and found that with up to 16 available, I can cover the the sites I uses regularly (although I don't use all 16).
To not even, say, allow an option to increase the number seems to be unnecessarily controlling/limiting.
I have submitted this as formal feedback, I hope more people do so.
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Firefix and other browsers manage. Hopefully if it is included as an OPTION, users can choose up-to the maximum allowed and control the clutter themseves.
It is in testing according to a reddit post and in canary/dev. Soon to Stable. They test stuff in those before rolling to stable.
It is planned for december. Probably the next version update or something.
I can see why you would need them. You shoudl send feedback so they understand your sistuatoin. How would more than 8 quik links fit on one page though. I tis kinda of a clutter. Hope they figure that out.
I see several people recommend to use Firefox. I was a Firefox user for several years (having switched from IE when that began to fall over) but from around Christmas 2019 I began to notice that several sites I accessed regularly were no longer opening reliably or correctly with Firefox, and over the following few months i found increasing problems to log-in to several secure sites that i had been accessing previously without problem.
I switched to the latest Chromium version of Edge which largely worked better.
All I need currently is a higher number of links on the new page, which does seem to be in process of being delivered.
My personal experience seems to be that I can never simply rely upon a single browser for everything. I keep Edge, Firefox, Chrome and Opera installed and updated on my laptop.