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is there any schedule on returning "add note" function to the new Edge browser? This function was the core and unique feature of the original Edge, absent from all other competitors. It worked perfectly on my Surface Pro 4. The lack of it in the new Edge makes it ordinary and indifferent, just like Nokia/Blackberry switching to Android system.
Please make this function return again very soon. otherwise, the market share of Edge will deplete even further.
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This is not the same as being able to write directly on the page. I am very disappointed. The web note function was my favorite.
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Hi Asuka,
I am Sumit, an Independent Advisor and a 3 year Windows Insider MVP here to help.
If you mean Notes on a webpage, collections feature is rolling out soon to stable, that helps you in adding notes.
https://www.howtogeek.com/532656/how-to-enable-...
If you are looking for PDF Inking, it is still in consideration AFAIK.
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