I liked your article and found it helpful.Microsoft Edge has gotten better with time but it is still a bit laggy and the pages do not load up quickly. I have also replaced my original hard drive with Solid State Drive and the performance has improved but the brpwser is still a bit laggy.
Thanks for sharing your experience with Microsoft Edge.
Stephen Mann
2 years ago
Your instructions fail miserably to provide accurate data. I had performed the steps indicated to set the opening page to my home page, closed the browser, reopened the browser, and surprise, the browser opened to the MSN homepage still. Why did you change my settings without authorization? What do I need to actually do to get your system to operate as it did prior to your forced update? A very unhappy situation.
You may also need to set the startup page(s). Please read and follow our tutorial until its end.
Judith Gahr
3 months ago
First a compliment: thank you sincerely for your website and all the helpful information. It seems like Microsoft changes different things every day without warning. I woke up one day and the start menu was plastered all over my computer blighting my homepage too. So I went online to Digital Citizen to find a rescue. Now I am going to be able to revert to my favorites and I’ll start tonight. Home button here we come! Thanks again!
unfortunately, these home pages won’t open when HOME button is pressed.
Which Home button?
I liked your article and found it helpful.Microsoft Edge has gotten better with time but it is still a bit laggy and the pages do not load up quickly. I have also replaced my original hard drive with Solid State Drive and the performance has improved but the brpwser is still a bit laggy.
Thanks for sharing your experience with Microsoft Edge.
Your instructions fail miserably to provide accurate data. I had performed the steps indicated to set the opening page to my home page, closed the browser, reopened the browser, and surprise, the browser opened to the MSN homepage still. Why did you change my settings without authorization? What do I need to actually do to get your system to operate as it did prior to your forced update? A very unhappy situation.
You may also need to set the startup page(s). Please read and follow our tutorial until its end.
First a compliment: thank you sincerely for your website and all the helpful information. It seems like Microsoft changes different things every day without warning. I woke up one day and the start menu was plastered all over my computer blighting my homepage too. So I went online to Digital Citizen to find a rescue. Now I am going to be able to revert to my favorites and I’ll start tonight. Home button here we come! Thanks again!
Happy to have helped Judith. Happy New Year!