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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A suggestion to Microsoft. Bring back the saved tabs and keep the collections. Both are useful in different ways. I use the collections for gathering sites regarding a particular topic. The saved tabs was great for seeing the various subjects that I worked on, not necessarily related to one another. Both would be a powerful way to use Edge. Collections alone has diminished Edge.
A suggestion to Microsoft.
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Please more people should use the Feedback option. I have included it in feedback early on. Originally the option to right click on the tab to add all tabs to a collection did not exist. It was still only one tab at a time. There are still issues with collections that do not improve my "workflow."
The "Tabs Aside" extension is useful but I have found some issues with it as well.
For the folks who are using the "Tabs Aside" extension, I wonder if you have seen the same issues that I have found.
3. If you try to delete just one of the tabs from a set aside group it appears to work but when I go back to get the rest (after having closed the extension) that entire group is gone. They are there as long as I open them directly after deleting individual tabs/pages.0
So again, The save tabs feature that was integrated into Edge which was not an extension was still superior to what this extension does.
This doesn't solve my concern with the set-aside-tabs takeaway, but it's great to know the folder is there. I checked it out and was able to recover links I lost with the new Edge update. I admit the collections feature has value, but I still prefer the previous set aside tabs tool.
Anyway, thanks for this post, ZenabKhan!! It made my day...