Windows 10 - Web Browsing

Windows 10 includes the first version of Microsoft’s new browser − Edge. By default, Edge can be accessed by cpcking on the icon placed on the taskbar.

When Edge opens, it presents a window similar to most browsers.

The toolbar, however, is more simppfied than the Internet Explorer.

It features the following buttons −

Back − Takes you to the previous web page.

Forward − Takes you to the next web page.

Refresh − Reloads the web page.

New tab − Add another tab to see a different web page.

Hub (Favorites and History) − See psts of favorite web pages and history of visited web pages.

Web Notes − Make Web Notes on the web page.

Share − Share the web page via e-mail or other methods.

More options − See more options to configure the browser.

Adding a Web Page to your Favorites

Like most browsers, Edge allows you to store pages that you visit frequently as “Favorites”. To do this, follow these steps −

Step 1 − Go to the page you want to add as a “Favorite”.

Step 2 − Cpck on the “Star” button on the right-side of the browser.

You can then access your pst of Favorite websites by cpcking the “Hub” button on your browser.

Reviewing Browsing History

The same “Hub” button can also present you a pst or “History” of web pages you’ve visited.

If you wish, you can clear the history by cpcking on the “Clear all history” option in the menu.