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Edge version: Version 90.0.818.56 (Official build) (64-bit)
Many new Edge User installs have the option to pin download and history icons to the tool bar, but mine does not.
How do i get them to show up?
Managing bookmarks, browsing history, and downloads in Edge on Windows 10
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Same issue here. Strangely, I do have the buttons in the Edge Dev version. Deleting and/or copying over the %localappdata% settings for Edge works for one Edge launch, but upon close the buttons disappear again.
To follow my steps, you first need to allow hidden files and folders to be visible in the Windows Explorer settings. Then in your user folder you will see a dimmed folder called App Data. Open that and go to Local. Then go to Microsoft. Then delete the Edge folder. On a pc where Edge has the icons visible, go to the same folder but instead of deleting it, copy it to a flash drive and the plug it into the one that has the issue. Copy the new Edge folder to where you deleted the old one.
Awesome!
I don't know, but I would say you should still be able to do it. If it causes a conflict, which I doubt it would, you can always just delete the folder, and then launch Edge and it will create a new folder with the proper credentials. It wouldn't hurt to try.
what shall i do if the other system has a different account