Even more, you can rearrange items, add notes, or highlight specific content. The bottom line is that you may use this to ease work on a research document, without having to copy-paste between Word and the browser since Collections can be exported to both Excel and Word. The feature is now available in the Edge Insider Canary and Dev channels. Just get ready to enable it manually, using the steps detailed below.
How can I enable and use Microsoft Edge Collections feature?
1. Enable Microsoft Edge Collections feature
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2. Use Microsoft Edge Collections feature
Is this feature making you think of the old Internet Explorer-powered Linked Notes feature from OneNote desktop apps? Back in the good old days, this feature also automatically linked passages of text to webpages in the browser. While still in development, Collections looks promising. Whatever you are doing on the web, it tries to help. If you’re planning a trip, it will help you gather and pull together trip information. If you’re organizing your weekly shopping list, then use it to collect and compare desired items. No other browser provides a similar built-in experience for now, so why not giving it a try? READ ALSO:
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