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GEM IN THE ROUGH THE TAB MUTE BUTTON

It’s one of the most annoying situations in all of computing: Sound is
blaring from some tab somewhere, and you don’t know which one. And

you just want it to stop.

At last, Edge can help: Whenever a tab is making noise, a appears at
its left end. Click that icon to stop the racket, even if the tab in question
is not the frontmost one.

Set-Aside Tabs

You can set aside a certain group of open tabs, all in a bunch, so you can
pull them all up later with one quick click or tap. Imagine, for example, that
you’re planning a trip, so you’ve opened a bunch of tabs with flight, hotel,
and sightseeing information. Or maybe you’ve opened a bunch of tabs

related to some project you’re researching.

With one click, you can file that complete set of tabs away. You’ll be able to
reopen them again with another single click, hours or years later (although

there’s no guarantee that the airfare you were looking at won’t have
changed; Edge stores only the pages’ addresses, not their contents).

How to set tabs aside

Got some related tabs open? Great. Hit the at top left. That’s it: They’re
now memorized. You’re welcome to set aside more than one group of tabs;
just repeat this procedure as many times as you like.

Bringing tabs back