Microsoft Edge, the web browser developed by Microsoft, is set to introduce a new feature that allows users to keep track of the tabs they have sent to other devices. This update, which is currently in the works, will be a significant addition to the browser's existing features.
The update will allow users to view the tabs they have sent to other appliances in a new section called "Sent Tabs", as spotted by u/Leopeva64-2 on Reddit. This section can be accessed by clicking on the history icon in the top-right corner of the browser window. It will display a list of all the links sent to other devices, along with details like the date and time they were sent.
This new component is expected to be a huge relief for users who often switch between multiple devices while browsing. By keeping track of the tabs they have sent, users can quickly resume their browsing activity from where they left off, without the need to search for the previously unlocked tabs.
The new feature will work seamlessly across devices that are signed in with an identical Microsoft account. Users can send tabs from their Windows, Android, or iOS devices and access them on any other device signed in with the same account.
Microsoft has also made sure that the feature is entirely secure and privacy-focused. The browser will not store the content of the tabs sent to different devices, only their URLs. Furthermore, the user can delete the sent tabs from any device at any time.
The new feature is expected to roll out to all Microsoft Edge users soon. However, the exact release date is yet to be confirmed by Microsoft. This feature is yet another step towards making Microsoft Edge one of the most versatile and feature-rich web browsers in the market.
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The update will allow users to view the tabs they have sent to other appliances in a new section called "Sent Tabs", as spotted by u/Leopeva64-2 on Reddit. This section can be accessed by clicking on the history icon in the top-right corner of the browser window. It will display a list of all the links sent to other devices, along with details like the date and time they were sent.
This new component is expected to be a huge relief for users who often switch between multiple devices while browsing. By keeping track of the tabs they have sent, users can quickly resume their browsing activity from where they left off, without the need to search for the previously unlocked tabs.
The new feature will work seamlessly across devices that are signed in with an identical Microsoft account. Users can send tabs from their Windows, Android, or iOS devices and access them on any other device signed in with the same account.
Microsoft has also made sure that the feature is entirely secure and privacy-focused. The browser will not store the content of the tabs sent to different devices, only their URLs. Furthermore, the user can delete the sent tabs from any device at any time.
The new feature is expected to roll out to all Microsoft Edge users soon. However, the exact release date is yet to be confirmed by Microsoft. This feature is yet another step towards making Microsoft Edge one of the most versatile and feature-rich web browsers in the market.
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