Use the tools to draw on, highlight, erase, add notes, and copy individual parts of a web page. You’ll see pages you saved to read later, stored separately from your normal favorite web pages.Įdge includes web page annotation features, which is part of why Edge is branded as a browser built for “doing.” Tap the “Make a Web Note” button - the one between the hub and the share button on the toolbar - to start marking up a web page. Select the Reading list heading and add the page to your reading list.Īccess your reading list later by clicking or tapping the “hub” button and selecting the Reading List category. To do this, just click or tap the star icon on the address bar. Use this to save articles you want to read later without cluttering your favorites list. Microsoft Edge includes a reading list feature, too. To activate this, just find an article on the web and click or tap the “reading view” icon in the address bar. Like some other modern browsers - Apple’s Safari, for example - Edge includes a “reading view” functionality that strips the clutter from articles you find on the web and makes them more easily readable.
You can also tap the title of the page in the Share panel and choose to share a screenshot of the current web page rather than a link to it.
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