It'll be nice to not have such an eyesore to deal with if you just want to send a dumb meme to your colleague.Īs mentioned, the downloads bubble is still a work in progress so while it looks promising, we will have to wait for it to be completed and included within the consumer-ready stable build of Chrome before we can confidently say it's an improvement, but things certainly look promising for now. The current downloads bar on Google Chrome takes up an unnecessary amount of screen space, with the entire bar appearing and condensing your browser window even if you're only downloading a single image. We can't especially be mad about it either.
Those are still small numbers in the grand scheme of things, but it looks like Google will take that growth seriously regardless of its advantage. It's amusing that Chrome has taken inspiration from a competitor like Edge, but Microsoft's own browser is very slowly starting to make some ground, with 4.12% of the overall market share, up from 3.23% YoY. Microsoft also got rid of the retarded Chromium download bar at the bottom of the screen, and added a vastly superior download manager UI in Microsoft Edge. Despite having some pretty cool features and not demanding a bizarrely high percentage of your device's memory to run, Google Chrome still dominates as the most popular web browser with 63% of the market share. It is not offered in the Edge browser.Analysis: Chrome trying to emulate Microsoft Edge isn't surprising
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. Have you tried to reset Edge You can try to reset Edge by navigating to edge://settings/reset, then click Restore settings to their default values, Reset to see if it can fix the issue. I was surprised that long-pressing the menu button on Edge didn't jump to the address bar. On the Samsung Internet browser, you long-press the home button. Super huge kudos to Lynnette Jordan who took the time to phone with Microsoft Help Desk and post answers in the Microsoft Community forum. In the picture you show, Show in toolbar exists, so Im not sure. I wouldn't mind the address bar on top, so long as there is an easy way to access it. 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: 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.
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