Use Edge Journeys to Resume Tasks Instantly Anywhere

Use Edge Journeys to Resume Tasks Instantly Anywhere

Microsoft Edge Journeys organizes your browsing into task-based summaries so you can quickly pick up where you left off. It’s a simple way to resume projects across desktop and mobile without digging through tabs or history.

By Rodger Mansfield, Technology Editor

July 1, 2026

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You open your browser to finish something important, then spend five minutes figuring out where you left off.

Was it a product comparison?

A set of travel tabs? Or an article you meant to revisit?

Modern browsing creates clutter. Tabs pile up, history gets buried, and resuming work often takes longer than starting over.

Here’s a Cool Tip: Let Edge organize your browsing into “Journeys”.

Microsoft is addressing that problem with Journeys in Edge, now available on both desktop and mobile.

Stop Losing Tabs: How Microsoft Edge Tab Search Keeps You On Track

Stop Losing Tabs: How Microsoft Edge Tab Search Keeps You On Track

Find any open or recently closed tab in seconds and rescue your focus from tab overload. If you live with dozens of tabs, this feature can feel like a superpower.

By Rodger Mansfield, Technology Editor

April 29, 2026

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How many tabs do you have open right now, and how many can you actually find? 

For most people, the browser has become a cluttered desk where important pages hide behind a wall of tiny icons.

Microsoft Edge’s Tab Search feature solves that problem. 

Instead of scanning multiple windows or guessing where a page went, you type a keyword, see every matching tab, and jump straight back to work. 

It is a small feature that delivers a surprising productivity boost.

New Copilot Connectors in Edge: The Hidden Upgrade That Makes Your Browser Smarter Intro Summary

New Copilot Connectors in Edge: The Hidden Upgrade That Makes Your Browser Smarter

Microsoft Edge now includes new Copilot connectors that link directly to your Outlook, OneDrive, Gmail, Google Drive, and Google Calendar accounts. These connectors help Copilot understand your real content so it can deliver grounded answers, smarter drafts, and faster results.

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April 8, 2026

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Most people open Edge to search the web, check email, or grab a file from the cloud. 

But something new is happening behind the scenes. 

Here's a Cool Tip:  Use Copilot Connectors.

Copilot in Edge now understands your Microsoft 365 and Google accounts through a set of built‑in connectors that quietly unlock a smarter browsing experience.

Ask Copilot to summarize your latest email, find a file in OneDrive or Google Drive, or pull decisions from a Teams chat. 

It can do all of that without opening another app. 

These connectors turn Edge into a productivity hub that understands your work and personal life in a way that feels surprisingly natural.

A Faster Way to Search Images in Windows 11 With the Edge Search Bar

A Faster Way to Search Images in Windows 11 With the Edge Search Bar

The Edge Search Bar in Windows 11 now includes a simple way to search the web using any image. This quick tip shows how to use the new "Search images" option to identify objects, find similar photos, and explore visual matches without opening a full browser window.

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April 18, 2026

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You know that moment when you spot an image on your desktop and wonder where it came from or whether there are similar versions online?

Here's a Cool Tip:  Use the Microsoft Edge Search Bar.

The Microsoft Edge Search Bar includes a new "Search images" option that lets you run a visual search directly from your desktop. No browser tabs. 

No extra steps. 

Just a quick image lookup that feels built for real life.

5 Cool Tips for a Better New Tech Year

5 Cool Tips for a Better New Tech Year

Small, deliberate resets can dramatically improve your security, speed, and sanity across every device you use. These five practical moves take less time than you think and pay off all year long.  A new year is the perfect moment to clean up the digital clutter that quietly slows you down. 

By Rodger Mansfield, Technology Editor

January 1, 2026

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When technology starts feeling sluggish or risky, the cause is rarely a single big failure. 

It is usually dozens of small issues piling up quietly. 

Old passwords reused too often. 

Browsers bloated with cached data. 

Your overloaded inbox masks what you need to read.

The start of a new year is the rare moment when people are willing to reset habits, not just devices. 

That makes it the ideal time to fix the fundamentals that shape every workday and every login.

Create a QR Code in Microsoft Edge to Share Any Page Instantly

Create a QR Code in Microsoft Edge to Share Any Page Instantly

A fast, no-fuss way to send a link from your PC to a phone or print-ready flyer. No extensions. No sign-in.

By Rodger Mansfield, Technology Editor

December 3, 2025

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Have you ever tried to get a whole room onto the same page without emailing a link? 

A simple square can save the day. QR codes turn any webpage into a scannable shortcut that phones recognize immediately. 

Here's a Cool Tip:  Create QR Codes in Microsoft Edge.

In Edge, this power is already there, baked in and ready to use.

Real-Time Scareware Protection Expands in Microsoft Edge

Real-Time Scareware Protection Expands in Microsoft Edge

Microsoft is rolling out a powerful real-time scareware and support scam protection in Edge, making one of the internet’s most persistent threats a thing of the past for a wider audience. This expanded feature significantly enhances online safety by blocking deceptive websites before they can even load their malicious messages.

By Rodger Mansfield, Technology Editor
November 15, 2025

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Have you ever been interrupted by a frantic, blinking pop-up warning that your computer has a critical virus, demanding you call a “support hotline” immediately? 

This classic digital ambush, known as scareware or a tech support scam, plays on fear to trick you into downloading malware or paying hundreds of dollars to a criminal. 

The threat is not abstract; these scams cost consumers and businesses billions annually. 

Here's a Cool Tip:  Use the New Microsoft Edge Browser with its built-in Scareware Blocker.

We first told you about the Microsoft Edge Scareware Blocker earlier this year.

But now Microsoft is fighting back by expanding a critical, proactive security feature in its Edge browser. 

Edge’s real-time protection against scareware is now rolling out to protect a much broader set of users, acting as a digital bouncer that blocks the scammer’s door before they can start their pitch.

Can Your Browser Finish Your Sentences Better Than You Can?

Can Your Browser Finish Your Sentences Better Than You Can?

Microsoft Edge’s text prediction feature uses AI to help you write faster, smarter, and with fewer interruptions. Whether you're drafting emails, lesson plans, or reports, it anticipates your next words and completes sentences in real time, saving keystrokes and sharpening clarity. 

By Rodger Mansfield, Technology Editor

August 27, 2025

You’re halfway through a sentence, fingers flying, when your brain stalls. 

What was that word again? 

Something like “collaborative,” or maybe “cohesive”? 

Here's a Cool Tip:  Microsoft Edge's Text Prediction.

Microsoft Edge’s text prediction feature steps in like a helpful colleague who finishes your thought, without the awkwardness.

In a world where we’re all writing more than ever, emails, reports, lesson plans, blog posts, Edge’s predictive typing isn’t just a convenience. 

It’s a quiet revolution in how we interact with language.

Boost Your Browsing: How Microsoft Edge’s New 'Copilot Mode' Levels Up Your Productivity

Boost Your Browsing: How Microsoft Edge’s New 'Copilot Mode' Levels Up Your Productivity

Edge is transforming its new‑tab page into a smart command center—here’s how Copilot Mode helps busy professionals search, chat, and accelerate your workflow.

By Rodger Mansfield, Technology Editor

June 18, 2025

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Ever opened a new tab and wished you could ask for help right away, without typing a search or navigating menus? 

Here's a Cool Tip:  Use the New Microsoft Edge Copilot Mode.

Microsoft is rolling out a "Copilot Mode" toggle in Edge’s new‑tab experience, replacing the usual clutter, news feeds, and widgets with a clean prompt: "How can I help today?" 

This invites you to Search and Chat, launching your query into Copilot’s AI for instant, contextual responses with no extra typing, no tabs, just answers.

Use this Microsoft Edge Cool Tip to Go To a Website

Use this Microsoft Edge Cool Tip to Go To a Website

This Cool Tip introduces a time-saving feature in Microsoft Edge that allows users to directly navigate to a website address contained within highlighted text.

By Rodger Mansfield, Technology Editor

May 11, 2025 - Originally published May 24, 2023

Are you tired of copying and pasting URLs from web pages to your browser’s address bar? 

Do you want to save time and effort while browsing the web? 

If yes, then you’re in the right place! 

In this Cool Tip you'll learn how to use Microsoft Edge browser to highlight text and go to a website. 

Most websites will hyperlink a web address so that readers can just click.

But when you see just plain text, use this Cool Tip.

It will help you save time and make your browsing experience more efficient. 

Let’s get started!

How Microsoft Edge's Copilot Vision is Redefining Web Browsing

How Microsoft Edge's Copilot Vision is Redefining Web Browsing

Discover how Microsoft’s Copilot Vision in Edge transforms web browsing into an interactive, AI-driven experience. Learn about its features, benefits, and step-by-step instructions for seamless integration across devices.

By Rodger Mansfield, Technology Editor

April 9, 2025

Imagine having an AI companion that not only understands the content of the webpage you're viewing but also interacts with it to provide real-time insights and assistance. 

Here's a Cool Tip:  Use Copilot Vision in Microsoft Edge.

What is Copilot Vision?

Copilot Vision is Microsoft’s latest innovation, designed to enhance the browsing experience by allowing users to interact with web pages in real-time. 

This feature, integrated into Microsoft Edge, enables Copilot to “see” what’s on your screen, analyze it, and provide personalized responses. 

Whether you’re researching, shopping, or navigating complex tasks, Copilot Vision simplifies the process.

Maximize Your PC's Performance: How to Limit Microsoft Edge's RAM Usage

Maximize Your PC's Performance: How to Limit Microsoft Edge's RAM Usage

Microsoft Edge introduces a feature that allows users to set limits on the browser's RAM usage, optimizing system performance during resource-intensive activities like gaming.​

By Rodger Mansfield, Technology Editor

March 1, 2025

Is your web browsing slowing down your gaming sessions? 

Here's a Cool Tip:  Set RAM usage in Microsoft Edge.

Microsoft Edge now offers a solution to control its memory consumption, ensuring a smoother experience across all your applications.​

In today's multitasking world, it's common to have multiple applications running simultaneously—from web browsers and design software to immersive PC games. 

However, browsers like Microsoft Edge can consume significant memory, potentially impacting the performance of other applications. 

Recognizing this challenge, Microsoft has introduced a feature in Edge that empowers users to manage and limit the browser's RAM usage.

Maximize Your Browser Performance: How to Use Microsoft Edge Sleeping Tabs

Maximize Your Browser Performance: How to Use Microsoft Edge Sleeping Tabs

Discover how Microsoft Edge Sleeping Tabs can improve your browsing experience by reducing resource usage and extending battery life. Learn how to enable and configure this powerful feature with step-by-step instructions.

By Rodger Mansfield, Technology Editor 

February 16, 2025

In today's digital age, maintaining optimal browser performance is essential for both work and leisure. 

Have you ever noticed your computer slowing down with too many tabs open? 

Here's a Cool Tip: Use Sleeping Tabs in Microsoft Edge.

Microsoft Edge has introduced a feature called Sleeping Tabs to address this issue.

Sleeping Tabs is a feature designed to save system resources by putting inactive tabs to "sleep." 

This reduces memory and CPU usage, ultimately enhancing the overall performance of your device. 

Microsoft Edge Introduces Scareware Blocker: Your New Best Friend Against Online Scams

Microsoft Edge Introduces Scareware Blocker: Your New Best Friend Against Online Scams

Microsoft Edge's new Scareware Blocker feature uses AI to detect and block tech support scams, providing an extra layer of security for users.

By Rodger Mansfield, Technology Editor

February 2, 2025

Have you ever encountered a pop-up claiming your computer is infected with a virus and urging you to call a fake tech support number? 

These "scareware" scams are not only annoying but also dangerous. But what if there was a way to block them automatically? 

Here's a Cool Tip:  Set the New Scareware Blocker in Microsoft Edge.

Microsoft Edge has introduced a new feature called Scareware Blocker, designed to protect users from tech support scams. 

Using a local AI model, this feature analyzes web pages in real-time to detect signs of scams. 

Unlock the Power of Microsoft Edge: Perform Calculations, Unit Conversions, and Currency Conversions Directly from the Address Bar

Unlock the Power of Microsoft Edge: Perform Calculations, Unit Conversions, and Currency Conversions Directly from the Address Bar

Discover how to effortlessly perform calculations, unit conversions, and currency conversions directly from the Microsoft Edge address bar, saving you time and enhancing your browsing experience.

By Rodger Mansfield, Technology Editor

October 1, 2024

Have you ever found yourself needing to quickly convert units or calculate currency exchange rates while browsing the web? 

Imagine if you could do all that without leaving your browser tab. 

Here's a Cool Tip:  Use Microsoft Edge. 

How to Create a Custom AI Theme For Microsoft Edge Browser

How to Create a Custom AI Theme For Microsoft Edge Browser

Discover how Microsoft Edge’s AI Theme Generator is transforming browser personalization, offering a unique blend of technology and creativity to elevate your browsing experience.

By Rodger Mansfield, Technology Editor

July 21, 2024

Have you ever imagined a browser that not only serves your daily digital needs but also reflects your personal style and passions? 

Here's a Cool Tip.  Use the new Microsoft Edge Theme Generator.

The future of browser customization is here, and it’s powered by AI.

Microsoft Edge is a cutting-edge web browser developed by Microsoft, offering fast, secure, and customizable browsing experiences across various platforms.

And now you can customize the browser theme with AI and your imagination.

How to Use Microsoft Edge’s New Vertical Tab Feature

How to Use Microsoft Edge’s New Vertical Tab Feature

Learn how to make the most of Microsoft Edge’s vertical tabs feature, allowing you to organize your browsing experience more efficiently. Say goodbye to cluttered tab bars and hello to a sleek, space-saving layout!

By Rodger Mansfield, Technology Editor

June 25, 2024

Are you tired of tab overload in your web browser? 

Lost in a sea of tabs?

Here's a Cool Tip.  Use the new Vertical tab feature in Microsoft Edge.

Microsoft Edge’s new vertical tabs feature provides a refreshing solution. 

Imagine having all your open tabs neatly stacked on the side, making it easier to find what you need. 

Here's how to do it.

Turn Your Favorite Websites into Desktop and Mobile Apps

Turn Your Favorite Websites into Desktop and Mobile Apps

Tired of tab clutter? Learn how to transform your most-used websites into standalone apps in Chrome and Edge, streamlining your browsing experience and boosting productivity.

By Rodger Mansfield, Technology Editor

May 23, 2024

Ever wish your favorite websites felt more like native applications, unburdened by browser tabs and toolbars? 

Here's a Col Tip.  Install a web page as a standalone app!

Both Chrome and Edge on both desktop and mobile devices offer a simple solution: the ability to install web pages as standalone apps. 

This not only declutters your browsing but also can enhance performance and offer a more focused experience. 

Here's how to do it on desktop PCs.

Desktop - Chrome:

1. Open the website you want to install.
2. Click the three-dot menu in the upper-right corner.
3. Hover over "More tools" and select "Save, share and cast"
4. Select "Install page as app."
5. Enter a name for the app, select "Install.""
6. Select the option to "pin" to your taskbar.

Desktop - Edge:

1. Open the desired website.
2. Click the three-dot menu and select "Apps."
3. Click "Install this site as an app."
4. Choose a name and click "Install."
5. Select if you want to "pin to taskbar" or create a desktop icon.
6. Your new app will be listed under the "Apps" listing.

fig. 2 - Installing Desktop WPA Using Microsoft Edge

Here's how to install Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) on your Android phone.

Android - Chrome

1. Launch the Chrome browser on your Android device.
2. Visit the website you want to install as a PWA.
3. Tap the three-dot menu in the top right corner.
4. Select "Add to Home screen" (or sometimes it's labeled "Install app").
5. A pop-up will appear, confirm the app's name and tap "Add" or "Install."
6. The PWA icon will appear on your home screen like any other app.

Android - Edge

1. Launch the Microsoft Edge browser.
2. Go to the website you want to install as a PWA.
3. Tap the three-dot menu in the top right corner.
4. Tap on "Apps" in the menu.
5. Select the option to install the site as an app.
6. Confirm the app's name and tap "Install."
7. The PWA will be added to your app list, accessible through the Edge Apps page (edge://apps).

Important Notes:

• Not every website offers a PWA version. You'll typically see an "Add to Home Screen" prompt or a similar indication if it's available.
• PWAs update automatically in the background, ensuring you always have the latest version.
•  Some PWAs offer offline functionality, allowing you to use them even without an internet connection.

Here's how to install WPAs on an iPhone.

iPhone - Chrome

1. Launch the Chrome browser on your iPhone.
2. Visit the website you want to save as a pseudo-app.
3. Tap the Share button at the bottom of the screen (it looks like a square with an arrow pointing up).
4. Scroll through the options and tap "Add to Home Screen."
5. You can edit the name of the app.
6. "Add" in the top right corner.
7. The website's icon will appear on your home screen, launching it in a standalone Chrome window when tapped.

iPhone - Edge

1. Launch the Microsoft Edge browser.
2. Go to the website you want to save.
3. Tap the Share button at the bottom of the screen.
4. Select "Add to Home Screen."
5. Edit the name.
6. Tap "Add" in the top right corner.
7. The website icon will be added to your home screen, launching a standalone Edge window when tapped.

Important Notes:

• These aren't technically full PWAs like on Android, but they offer a similar experience of opening a website in its own window without browser UI elements.
• Limitations:
• They may not offer offline capabilities or background syncing like true PWAs.
• Some features of the website might be limited.
• If a website offers a dedicated iOS app, that's usually a better option for a more integrated experience.

For desktop or mobile, find the icon where the app was saved and select to open.

Installing web pages as apps in Chrome and Edge is a powerful way to personalize your digital workspace and elevate your browsing experience. 

By taking a few simple steps, you can enjoy the benefits of both worlds – the convenience of the web and the streamlined focus of applications.

Have you tried installing web pages as apps? 

Which websites have you found most useful in this format? 

Share your experiences and tips in the comments below! 

Don't forget to share this guide with your fellow tech enthusiasts on social media.

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Never Miss an Update Again: How Microsoft Edge’s New Notifications Keep You Ahead

Never Miss an Update Again: How Microsoft Edge’s New Notifications Keep You Ahead

Embrace the simplicity of staying current with Microsoft Edge’s new update notifications, ensuring your browser is always at its best.

By Rodger Mansfield, Technology Editor

May 21, 2024

Are you tired of manually checking for browser updates? 

Did you know that the latest Microsoft Edge update can now alert you before you even think to check? 

Here's a Cool Tip.  Use the new Browser Essential Update icon.

Microsoft Edge version 124 and after simplifies the update process with a new :Red Alert" Browser Essential update icon. 

When an update is available, this red alert will appear on the Browser Essentials icon in your toolbar. 

By selecting the Browser Essentials icon, a side panel will open, displaying a Recommended action at the top right, alerting you that a new update is ready for your browser. 

This feature is designed to make it easy for you to keep your browser up-to-date with the latest features and security enhancements.

Here's how to do it.

1. Open Microsoft Edge browser.
2. Look at the upper-right hand corner of the screen for the "Browser Essential" icon.
3. A Red Alert notification appears on the Browser Essentials icon, signaling an update.
4. Select the Browser Essentials icon to open a side panel with a Recommended action alert for updating.
5. Select Restart Now.

fig. 1 - Microsoft Edge Browser Essential Update Alert

fig. 2 - Restart Now

Stay protected against spyware, malware, and viruses, and benefit from performance improvements and bug fixes with updates to Microsoft Edge.

With Microsoft Edge version 124 and later, updating is a breeze. 

The new notification system is a game-changer, ensuring you’re always equipped with the latest advancements in browser technology.

Don’t wait and let pending updates linger. 

Update your Microsoft Edge when you get the notification. 

Just open Browser Essentials and select Restart now.

Share your thoughts on Microsoft Edge’s new update notifications and join the conversation!

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Master Tab Management: Quickly View Tabs in Chrome and Edge

Master Tab Management: Quickly View Tabs in Chrome and Edge

Tired of endless tabs cluttering your browser? This article teaches you a super-simple keyboard shortcut to list and jump between all your open tabs in Chrome and Edge.

By Rodger Mansfield, Technology Editor

April 20, 2024

Ever find yourself overwhelmed by a sea of browser tabs? 

Do you wish there was a quick way to find that one specific page amongst the chaos?

Here's a Cool Tip.  Use the keyboard shortcut to streamline your tab navigation –  Ctrl+Shift+A!

If you often find yourself juggling too many websites at once, browser tabs can become your best friend or worst enemy. 

Tabs are those little clickable titles at the top of your browser window, each representing a different webpage.  

When you have tons of them open, it can feel like information overload. 

Thankfully, there's a way to bring order to the chaos – a simple trick to instantly see a list of every single open tab.  

This visual overview helps you quickly locate the site you need, reducing frustration and saving precious time.

fig. 1 - View Tabs in Chrome and Edge

Here's how to do it.

1. This shortcut works on both Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge browsers.
2. Simultaneously press Ctrl, Shift, and A.
3. A pop-up window appears, listing all open tabs in the current browser.
4. Quickly search the list and press the keyboard arrow keys to select the tab you want to jump to.

This lightning-fast method is way quicker than hunting through tabs with your mouse.

And it is perfect for hopping between tabs when researching or multitasking.

Ctrl+Shift+A is just one of many useful keyboard shortcuts for browsers. 

Mastering these shortcuts can significantly boost your online productivity and workflow.

Ready to tame your tab overload? 

Remember, Ctrl+Shift+A is your new best friend for effortless tab management in Chrome and Microsoft Edge!

Press Ctrl+Shift+A right now and see all your open tabs magically listed!

Enjoy!

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