How to Pin Microsoft Edge to Taskbar on Windows 11 [Tutorial]
11How to Pin Microsoft Edge to Taskbar on Windows 11 [Tutorial]
In Recent updates, Microsoft has made the Taskbar an accessible extension of our day-to-day use cases. Aside from the ability to add friends using Microsoft’s “My People,” one of my favorite ways to use the taskbar is to add sites I visit regularly.
The new Microsoft Edge based on Chromium allows you to install websites as apps on your computer’s desktop. In addition, it lets you pin websites to the taskbar. This gives you easier access to your most important and favorite sites and lets you launch them with one click.
What if you could open a Web page directly from the Start menu or the Taskbar? That might be a pretty cool feature, right? Microsoft thought so too, which is why they built the feature in...to Microsoft Edge -- you can pin links to the Start menu directly from Microsoft's new browser.
Issues addressed in this tutorial:
pin edge shortcut to taskbar
pin edge tab to taskbar
pin edge shortcut to desktop
pin edge to taskbar
pin edge app to taskbar
If you ever feel like pinning a shortcut to a website or web page to the Windows 10 Taskbar, the Edge browser lets you do so easily. You can pin a web shortcut to Start Menu using IE, Chrome or Firefox, and IE lets you pin a shortcut to the taskbar using the drag-and-drop method – now let us see how to do it in Microsoft Edge (Chromium) web browser on Windows 10.
This tutorial will apply for computers, laptops, desktops, and tablets running the Windows 11 operating system (Home, Professional, Enterprise, Education) from all supported hardware manufactures, like Dell, HP, Acer, Asus, Toshiba, Lenovo, and Samsung.