The menu bar in Microsoft Edge on Windows 10

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Hello,  The menu bar in Microsoft Edge on Windows 10. I’m looking for the "menu bar" in Microsoft Edge on Windows 10. None of the options contained in the "more actions" tab mention it. It refers to the "buttons" usually arranged at the top of the browser window such as: File - Edit - View - History - Bookmarks - Tools - ?  Please let me know how to enable this bar if it exists Otherwise, how can I access the options for the different bars that were in the view menu.  Thank you very much  Configuration: Windows / Chrome 42.0.2311.135

guy37 · Accepted Answer

Hello, I'm not really a fan of Microsoft Edge, No toolbars and the bookmarks I recovered from Firefox Mozilla are installed haphazardly; it takes forever to find a link that used to take just a few seconds. Now I understand why Microsoft Edge isn't used like Firefox Mozilla or Internet Explorer, or even Google Chrome... Even the Opera browser or Avast SafeZone Browser is way more convenient and user-friendly compared to Microsoft Edge! Yet, I'm a fan of Microsoft with Xbox One & its video games, But honestly, Microsoft hasn't gone all the way with their work, It's like this permanent notification (Import your Favorites) that keeps popping up every time I log in, and it's impossible to get rid of; even after I import all my favorites, it reappears every time—it's annoying & stupid. And since I've gotten used to using Firefox Mozilla for my online buying & selling, why change what's working perfectly? Firefox Mozilla is, for me, one of the best browsers that exists, at least for now. And let's not talk about those (ghost browsers that are off-topic), but they are increasingly used according to some reports we've seen on various public or private TV channels!

Judex · Answer

Hello,  Personally, I find Edge rather spartan in its interface. I much prefer Firefox or Chrome.  Judex -- No one is irreplaceable. But some are irreplaceable.

jedi08 · Answer

Hello,  The menu bar does not exist in Edge. Of course, this new Microsoft browser is quite bare-bones, but it works well. I use it often, maybe as much as Google Chrome. On Edge, you can, if you want, import your Chrome bookmarks by going into the settings (import bookmarks from another browser).  Best regards

neo belgium · Answer

here is the solution have a nice day ;)    No need to scour the More menu in Edge, you won't find anything to restore things! You'll have to use the Registry Editor to get back to the default behavior.  Click Start or press the Windows key on your keyboard, type regedit and click on regedit at the top of the Start menu. If the User Account Control prompt appears, confirm the execution of the editor by clicking Yes.  Expand the following folders in sequence in the left pane of the editor: HKEY_CURRENT_USER, SOFTWARE, Classes, Local Settings, Software, Microsoft, Windows, CurrentVersion, AppContainer, Storage, microsoft.microsoftedge_8wekyb3d8bbwe, and then MicrosoftEdge. Click on Main. Double-click on AskToCloseAllTabs and enter 1 in the Value data text box  there you go? " DO YOU WANT TO CLOSE ALL TABS " is restored    you’re welcome ;)

The menu bar in Microsoft Edge on Windows 10

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