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Microsoft is quietly testing a new Microsoft Edge feature called Journeys that promises to turn scattered tabs, search history, and browsing activity into tidy, context-aware summaries — and early reports suggest it may be gated behind Microsoft’s Copilot Pro subscription. Background...

When users make the switch from browsers like Google Chrome or Firefox to Microsoft Edge, one of the key considerations is ensuring their digital life continues seamlessly—history preserved, favorites intact, and passwords ready for autofill. Microsoft has continuously improved Edge’s import...

Transitioning to Microsoft Edge from another browser, such as Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox, is a process that Microsoft has streamlined with a particular focus on preserving the user’s existing data and preferences. When users initiate an import from a rival browser, Microsoft Edge...

Microsoft Edge has emerged not only as the default browser for Windows devices but also as a competitive choice for users across platforms, especially as it builds upon the open-source Chromium project. As users consider transitioning from other browsers like Google Chrome, Firefox, or even from...

Microsoft Edge, as the preferred browser on Windows devices, has steadily evolved both in terms of user features and its underlying data practices. It now operates not only as a gateway to the web but also as a platform deeply integrated with the larger Microsoft ecosystem. Among the most...

Here’s how you can view and delete your browser history in Microsoft Edge, according to official Microsoft Support: View and Delete History in Microsoft Edge To Clear Browsing Data Stored on Your Device: Decide Scope: To delete browsing data only on your current device, turn off sync. To delete...

Managing your browsing history in Microsoft Edge is essential for maintaining privacy and optimizing browser performance. This guide provides detailed instructions on how to view and delete your browsing history, both on your device and across synced devices. Viewing Your Browsing History To...

I have a HP Pavilion laptop running Windows 10. I am trying to find an image that I would have viewed on a specific day last week via Bing on Edge. I keep getting told to look in the history - which is easy enough to do in any browser, but all that seems to do is take me to the page of my Bing...

When one re-installs windows7 from scratch, what part of the hard drive does it write itself on? Will it overwrite old data, so to speak starting from the first place on the hard drive or will it rather first write in between un-used space? Would it make a difference if the old data had bean...

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I have win.7 ultimate.The browsing history and cookies takes about 10 to 15 min. to delete.prior to this it took about 3 min. plse help. monty

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my internet explorer 9 is not saving my browsing history. i have allocated space for the temporary files, but still nothing is saved. any ideas?

Here I have put together a list of all the Chrome OS keyboard shortcuts, if any shortcuts are missing feel free to post them. I hope these will help you guys out! TAB AND WINDOW NAVIGATION Ctrl+N - Open a new window Ctrl+Shift+N - Open a new window in incognito mode Ctrl+T - Open a new tab...

I log onto a site using IE9 (for some reason this particular site doesn't work properly on other browsers) and it kept remembering my username and password. I went into the internet options and changed the the autocomplete setting to not remember passwords or data added in forms, as well as for...

Hi all I have IE9 installed on a Windows 7 64-bit PC. I have two current problems: I am unable to get IE9 to save browsing history (it only shows pages from within My Computer), and each morning when I start IE9 I have to change the settings for the new tab setting as it always defaults to...

Fixes an issue in which you cannot delete long URLs from the browsing history in Internet Explorer. This issue occurs on a computer that is running Windows 7 or Windows Server 2008 R2. More...

:confused: I have two pretty basic questions. 1. When I click on an application icon on the taskbar, the application briefly appears on the screen, then disappears. Is this some new feature of Windows 7 and how do I fix it so that the application remains until I tell it to go away? 2. Is there...

Is there a way to prevent items from automatically appearing in the Frequent list? All the various links I visit with IE are put into the frequent list, many of which I very rarely visit or will visit only one time. Thanks. Jack