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How to Reset the View in Outlook - Vimarsana News

How to Reset the View in Outlook

Is your Outlook inbox view not what you’d like it to be? Maybe the email columns aren’t the way they used to be? Luckily, you can bring it back to the default view so that all the app elements are exactly the way they were when you first opened the app, with all customizations removed.

Microsoft just secretly added this feature to its Edge browser - Vimarsana News

Microsoft just secretly added this feature to its Edge browser

A recent update to Microsoft Edge adds support for several new features, including one that helps you browse the web more securely.

Microsoft Edge Beta 96 improves PDF scrolling and helps PWAs feel more native - Vimarsana News

Microsoft Edge Beta 96 improves PDF scrolling and helps PWAs feel more native

The latest build of Microsoft Edge Beta is the first one based on Chromium version 96. The update adds several new features, including one that makes PWAs feel more native.

How to Use Vertical Tabs in Microsoft Edge - Vimarsana News

How to Use Vertical Tabs in Microsoft Edge

How to Use Vertical Tabs in Microsoft Edge Mar 16, 2021, 8:00 am EDT | 2 min read With vertical tabs in Microsoft Edge, you can now view a convenient vertically-oriented list of tabs on the left side of your browser window. Here’s how to use the tab sidebar in Edge on Windows, macOS, or even Linux. How to Show and Hide the Vertical Tabs List Before we get started, make sure you’ve updated to the latest version of the Microsoft Edge. Vertical tabs were added in Microsoft Edge version 89, which was released on March 4, 2021. Next, launch Edge and open a new window. By default, you’ll see ...