The good news-ish is that frustrated users have found an alternative: Return to Internet Explorer, which exists as an app on Windows 10 machines.
That old toolbar, with the familiar “File Edit View” etc., is gone. The Windows 10 replacement for Internet Explorer does things differently, even hiding “Favorites” and bookmarks behind an icon that looks like three horizontal lines. Steps to finding the missing toolbar are below:īad news for Microsoft Edge users. Tech+ Good eye, Frank, and a great reminder to readers: best to ask me one question at a time. Q: In the 05/02/15 Mailbag (“ What happened to my favorites?“), you didn’t answer the second question, how to restore the toolbar at the top that lets Alice (and all of us) copy and paste things. Please include this in a later Mailbag.
Mailbag: What happened to my Windows 10 web browser toolbar?
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