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Here’s the key message: “I have been informed by them that Toolbar is not a part of the Platform for Edge. Here’s a link to the “microsoft edge how to setup toolbars” thread. Super huge kudos to Lynnette Jordan who took the time to phone with Microsoft Help Desk and post answers in the Microsoft Community forum. You cannot turn on the Tools bar in Microsoft Edge. While on a mission to track down the button to turn on the Tools bar in Edge (as right clicking on the top heading area like you do in Internet Explorer does nothing in Edge), I discovered the following: To unpin the website from the taskbar, right-click the icon on the taskbar and choose Unpin from taskbar.When I first starting using Microsoft Edge “full time” two weeks ago, I was surprised to not see a few familiar buttons that I use every day in Internet Explorer, including:Ĭuriosity and a desire to not revert back to my old ways of using Internet Explorer prompted this small Microsoft Edge blog series of my discoveries with working with Microsoft Edge. You can also drag the icon and drop it to the taskbar as well. Then you can right-click that icon and select “Pin to taskbar” to pin this website to the taskbar. Type a name and it will put an URL shortcut on your desktop that opens in Chrome when clicked. Open the website or the specific page in Chrome, click the vertical 3-dot icon, go to More tools, and choose Add to desktop…

That said, if you want a site pinned on the taskbar be opened in other browsers like Chrome, you will need to pin the site to the taskbar in Chrome way. The site pinned on the taskbar this way will only be opened in Edge browser, regardless of what the default browser is.

The site or page will be pinned right on the taskbar with the icon set to use website’s favicon by default. You can always Pin any web page to Start menu but now you can pin it to Taskbar as well.īrowse to the website or the specific web page you want to pin, click the … menu icon to bring up the Settings panel, then choose Pin this page to taskbar option. The name isn’t the same but it does the same thing.

The feature is called Pin this page to Taskbar. It finally arrived with the latest build 16215 released to the fast ring for Windows 10 Insiders. I believe it was called “Set as Application” or something like that and I wanted it available in Edge browser for a long while. Chrome used to have a feature that can send any app to Windows taskbar as a web app that you can directly launch without opening Chrome browser.