Microsoft Edge Insider preview builds are now ready for you to try

Ztruker said:

MS still hasn't fixed the new tab function. I want to be able to specify a specific page to be opened, same as when I start Edge or click on the Home button. All they have to do is make it one of the options.

Won't happen! Reduces their amount of Bing hits!

Disable Keyboard media key control in about:flags:

For Focused Audio, the way Chrome handles it...

Yep, Daily Edge Insider Updates are working fine for me with CANARY , 75.0.124.0 Official Build.

Have got Sync to work OK between Two different PC's using Canary.
But the 'on' toggle turns itself off after a few seconds...so,

Tried re-installing rebuild 18865 I have on a flash-drive and can confirm that once W10 x64 re-installed Canary Edge syncs all the time with bookmarks/favs and passwords between ANY connected Windows PCs.

MUST ALSO turn ON Sync in W10 ''SYSTEM'' Settings 'Accounts' and ''Sync your Settings'' Toggle ON.

So I guess basic Edge Insider Sync will work OK (between other PC's with W10 x64) provide it is Turned ON prior to any new Windows Insider Skip Ahead builds/flights which is technically due this Thrurday (18871?).


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Not talking about Auto Syncing Bookmarks/Passwords etc between other Browser Brands in use on the same PC.

How do you use the 'Save Page As' feature?

It creates a folder containing lots of files but I can't just see anything obvious to click on like an HTML do-dah.

I've figured out what happened here and can see that an HTML file has been produced and saved separately from the folder. That works and opens the saved page. Don't know how I missed seeing that... twice over.

Clicking anything on the saved and displayed page changes the page from a static stored display to the on-line version seamlessly. Cool

Anyone else have problem with youtube notifications? It's just doesn't work. In FF everythings work well, notifications was displayed in Windows Notification Center. In Egde not. Nots from another pages seems to be work

HTML5 Web Notifications Test - Bennish.net