Managing tabs, address bar, and search settings in Edge on Windows 10
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I loved the save tabs feature on the previous version of Edge. I was excited when a new version became available, but after I finished downloading it I noticed that this feature doesn't seem to be included. I had some tabs saved on the older version, and I would really like to get them back. Is this feature included in the new Edge? Is there a way to get my tabs back that were saved? Please help!
Managing tabs, address bar, and search settings in Edge on Windows 10
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I just want to chime in and say that I would also like to see this feature added back in. Maybe if enough of us request it, we'll get it back 🤞
The set aside feature for tabs is the reason i didn't install Chrome. I may go back to Google if its not replenished as this was the most help feature of M. Edge
You can right click and 'add all tabs to a new collection', as close as you can get. Still not as good though, cheers.
It is tone deaf to think that Collections could possibly save time. When I study for each week I can set aside tabs for the next month or even 2 in about 10-15 minutes. That is as many as 72 tabs set aside in individual groups. When I try to do this in collections it takes me at least 30 minutes. This is a time killer. As I have said before that collections is a good feature and I would be fine to have it and will even use it for some things that I need to keep long term. I found it helpful when searching for a new camera for instance. But it makes my work harder and more time consuming just getting set up. I used Set Aside Tabs to save time not waste time.
Are we gonna get this feature back or what? please Microsoft!!!!
(Collections is good but it is not the same thing... why not have both?)