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When using Internet Explorer, I could print a highlighted selection on a page. I cannot find a way to do this in Windows10 Edge.
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Hello Chris,
Thank you for posting your concern here in Microsoft Community and welcome to the Windows 10 Family. I would be happy to assist you.
From the description provided, I understand that you are unable to print only the highlighted section in Microsoft Edge.
Please be informed that print by selection feature is not available in Microsoft edge.
Hope the above information was helpful. If you need further assistance, please do let us know and we would be glad to help you.
Thank You.
What a CROCK OF ****. Following the Microsoft path of eliminating or burying features that are actually helpful.
Shame on Microsoft. They expect to gain market share doing this??
I agree, this was a ridiculous answer.
I can't express publicly how I really feel about taking this functionality away. But it really sucks.
Another wonderful example of Microsoft removing useful features from their new products, therefore breaking something that didn't need fixing. How can they expect consumers to stick with them when they keep doing this? Then they offer ridiculous, vastly more time consuming workarounds. It seems like an obvious concept for developing new products; keep the things people actually use, and introduce NEW features to make things even easier. However since the Windows 8 disaster, MS seems to be losing the plot a bit. The worst thing is, it must be someone's job to actually approve these decisions. Whoever that guy is, please sack them, because they're destroying the brand.
Edge is already pretty inferior compared to Chrome, Firefox and even Safari, offering less in terms of speed and features whilst managing to consume MORE resources. I actually used to love IE, and never felt the need to use the alternatives - which was a massive trump card to MS as IE was included in the OS. However, unlike MS, these guys continued to improve their products making them better, not worse.
