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   MIKEALEE | Apr 09, 2021 05:12pm | #1

   The little banner icon that you use to favorite the article is a toggle. Click it once and it adds to your favorites. Click it again and it deletes from your favorites.

   Mike

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   jim_hall | Apr 10, 2021 12:54am | #2

   On my Microsoft Windows 10 based computer, I right click on the favorite I want to delete in the favorites list and then choose "Delete" from the menu choices that appear next to it.

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   JohnsonKK | Apr 10, 2021 07:23am | #3

   It is far beyond annoying to not be able to right-click and remove an entry from a favorites sub-list. There should not have to be a workaround. There isn't even a "manage favorites" menu like what would have existed in Explorer.

   I like that the scroll bars were added to the lists and that it returns you to exactly where you were in the list when you use the "back" button - but these are the only improvements so far. I hate that I can't have custom tab widths, so that I can fit more in the menu bar too. These were all good features that were trashed for no apparent reason.

   For me at least, it is about a 50/50 mix for favorability on the changes from Explorer to Edge... So, I guess I'll have to keep Chrome and Mozilla handy for all the things that Edge does not work to do.

   TelltheBell

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   jim_hall | Apr 10, 2021 01:00pm | #4

   Manage favorites is still there, just not as obvious. Try choosing favorites, then click on "..." at top of menu, then choose "Manage favorites".

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   MIKEALEE | Apr 10, 2021 05:17pm | #5

   I am learning a lot from this thread! It appears our browsing experiences on desktop machines varys quite a bit depending on equipment.

   As I write this with my iMac + Chrome browser, my right click brings up a local editing menu with UNDO, CUT, COPY, PASTE, PRINT and more to assist my writing.

   When browsing my favorites, the right click brings up a different local menu (see below)

   There is no ... (dot dot dot) at the top of the menu and no Manage Favorites that I can find. Attached below is a screencap of my favorites screen.

   I even tried booting the Safari browser (free with every MAC) and get the same results as I do with Chrome.

   You folks with Windows machines seem to get extra functionality!

   Mike