Microsoft is testing another new feature to streamline its Edge browser

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Microsoft is testing a new feature for its Edge browser that would allow users to declutter their sidebar by hiding app icons that haven't been used recently.

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This feature is still in development and is currently only available in the Canary and Dev builds of Edge.

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To enable the feature, users can go to edge://flags and search for the flag "Hide unused apps in sidebar".

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Once the flag is enabled, users will see a new option in the sidebar settings to "Hide unused apps".

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When this option is enabled, Edge will automatically hide app icons that haven't been used in a certain period of time.

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The default period of time is 30 days, but users can change this in the sidebar settings.

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To show an app icon again, users can simply click on the "Show all apps" button at the bottom of the sidebar.

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This feature is a welcome addition to Edge, as it will give users more control over the appearance and functionality of their sidebar.

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It is also a sign that Microsoft is committed to making Edge a more streamlined and user-friendly browser.

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Overall, the new feature is a positive step forward for Edge. It is a simple but effective way to declutter the sidebar and make it more user-friendly.

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 I am excited to see how the feature develops in the coming weeks and months. I am confident that it will be well-received by Edge users.

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 I believe that the new feature has the potential to make Edge a more streamlined and user-friendly browser. I am excited to see how it develops in the future.

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