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brambedkar59 said:
I don't like using 3rd party apps unless absolutely necessary because they might break stuff in future and they give that ugly button called "Your browser is managed by your organization".
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I already have those options disable for a long time but for me that only stops those options from showing on the Edge toolbar but not on the 3 dots menu.
 
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razorfancy said:
I already have those options disable for a long time but for me that only stops those options from showing on the Edge toolbar not on the 3 dots menu.
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I am sorry I don't remember the exact location of these settings, but I am sure I never used a 3rd party app for this. I have disabled everything I can from inside the browser even the sidebar/bing bar/copilot. Try searching inside settings menu and turn off everything you don't want.

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brambedkar59 said:
I am sorry I don't remember the exact location of these settings. I have disabled everything I can from inside the browser even the sidebar/bing bar/copilot. Try searching inside settings menu and turn off everything you don't want.
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I disable all the sidebar and copilot stuff since that got added to Edge but that doesnt remove Games, Collections, Performance and Application options on the 3 dot menu
 
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razorfancy said:
I already disable sidebar/copilot stuff a long time ago but that doesnt remove Games, Collections, Performance and Application options on the 3 dot menu
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Have you disabled these?
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razorfancy said:
Yes I did that and didnt change the 3 dot menu options either
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I disabled all these options and use 3rd party apps (O&O ShutUp10++) with all recommended settings enabled and Microsoft Edge menu still have these links on, the only thing I didn't use is Microsoft Edge flags, maybe the answer inside flags.
 
rashmi said:
It's not a default enabled setting, and I haven't enabled it either.
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It is a useful feature; clears cache and cookies, including tracking cookies; just ad exclusion for websites you are not willing to re-log in again.
It was provided by Edge a long time before Chrome follows its footsteps.
 
So i got the new update for edge and the settings GUI was different now it seems to have re-verted me back to the old GUI of the settings menu what is going on? EDIT: I just restarted my laptop and it went back to the new GUI again this is crazy.
 
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nickstar1 said:
So i got the new update for edge and the settings GUI was different now it seems to have re-verted me back to the old GUI of the settings menu what is going on? EDIT: I just restarted my laptop and it went back to the new GUI again this is crazy.
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There must be some leftover code from the initial A/B testing that they haven't removed. I remember this happening in the Canary builds back when they first started testing. What can you say? It's MS. :LOL:
 
Sorrento said:
Today I have killed MS Edge (and enjoyed it) & done all I can to prevent resurrection, I've had enough of it, I've installed Brave along with Wolf that I already had - Edge with it mad new tab page that asked what cookies I want etc has gone, hopefully for good :):)
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Why to kill "poor" Edge! Just leave it staying silent in the dark corner, and install Brave.
 

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