Apart from using the browser, you can also block websites on Microsoft Edge by accessing the Host file. If you’re currently using Windows 8 or 10, then you can gain access to the host file through the following steps:.
While I was reading we ran into the question “How to block websites on Edge browser?”.
Here is what my research found. Blocking websites through the Edge browser is quite simple. All you need to do is the following: Step 1: Launch Microsoft Edge and look towards the top-right corner, where you’ll find three dots. Press on the button. Step 2: The three dots will launch a drop-down menu. Look for the settings option and click on that.
Another popular inquiry is “How to allow or block site notifications on Microsoft Edge?”.
How to allow or block site notifications on Microsoft Edge. To allow or block site notifications on Microsoft Edge, use these steps: Open Microsoft Edge. Navigate to the website you want to manage location settings. Click the Lock icon next to the website link in the address bar. Click the Site permissions option.
Navigate to the website you want to manage. Click the Lock icon next to the website link in the address bar. Click the Site permissions option. Use the drop-down menus to allow or deny permissions (such as location, camera, microphone, notifications, Adobe Flash, etc.).
How to allow or block camera and microphone access on Microsoft Edge. To allow or block website access to your device camera and microphone, use these steps: Open Microsoft Edge. Navigate to the website you want to manage location settings. Click the Lock icon next to the website link in the address bar.
How do I fix the slow performance of Microsoft Edge?
Try cleaning all the ‘old’ data Edge stores which you no longer need: In Edge > Click the three dots at the top-right of the Window > Select “Settings” > Select “Choose what to clear” Select your options (The first three items are selected by default and may be the cause of the slowdown if you’ve made heavy use of Edge). Was this reply helpful?
This of course begs the query “How much slower is edge compared to your current browser?”
That’s about 25% slower using Edge. I’ve tried all the ‘speed up Edge’ suggestions I could find but my testing was on the same desktop using the same version of the same extensions and Edge just cant compete. After 4 hours of wasted effort trying to get Edge to be at least as fast as my current browser, my advice is to switch to Slim Jet .
When you run into web pages loading slow Windows 10 or another problem with Microsoft Edge, you should try the following solutions at once.
How do I Stop my Internet Explorer from slow?
Thanks for your feedback. In Edge > Click the three dots at the top-right of the Window > Select “Settings” > Select “Choose what to clear” Select your options (The first three items are selected by default and may be the cause of the slowdown if you’ve made heavy use of Edge). Example: My Internet Explorer is too slow ?