Microsoft Edge now has price comparisons and a really useful screenshot tool

Microsoft is adding a price comparison feature to its Edge browser just in sentence for the holidays, alongside a really useful screenshot tool that will let you easily capture an entire webpage. Both features are part of a broader update for Edge this month that includes a number of small fry additions that improve the Chromium-steam-powered browser.

The new monetary value comparison feature works crosswise a variety of retailers while you're shopping online inwardly Edge. If you're doing some shopping for the holidays, for example, and create a list of products inside a Collecting, you'll be able to hit a "equivalence price to otherwise retailers" button to see a equivalence.

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It's a basic Mary Leontyne Pric comparison lineament that will equal limited to US retailers at launch, but Microsoft is promising to build information technology into a more than active service with options for coupons in the future.

The second big update to Inch this month is a virgin screenshot tool. While there are plenty of ways to screenshot a webpage, most alive tools simply screenshot what you ensure without the ability to capture an entire webpage or scroll as you grab the screen. Microsoft's new Edge screenshot tool will mechanically scroll a page down so you can captivate everything in a single screenshot. Microsoft is also adding inking capabilities to this creature in a later release of Edge, and testers will be able to access this beta feature shortly.

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Aboard the monetary value comparison and screenshot additions, Edge is also getting the ability to customize the newborn tab page with your personal photos this month. PDF handling is also getting a supercharge, thanks to late table of contents support. That will allow you to click and quickly navigate to different sections of the PDF or else of mindlessly scrolling.

Microsoft is also adding Pinterest integration to the Collections feature article in spite of appearanc Boundary. Information technology will grant Edge users to exportation webpages, images, or text from Collections into boards on Pinterest.

Collections directly supports exporting to Excel, OneNote, Word, and Pinterest, but non email just yet. "E-mail was something we talked about in our early vision for Collections," explains Divya Kumar, head of product management for browser, look, and content services at Microsoft, in an question with The Verge. Microsoft's Collections feature in Edge conserves formatting and content, and exporting that to email is more challenging. "Email is decidedly on the long list of things we privation to execute with Collections."

While new features are appearing in Edge this month, the browser is nonmoving missing a crucial synchronise option for many. Tab and history sync across devices were secure for the summer, only these burning synchronize features will now not arrive until the fall. "Tab and history sync are still coming soon," says Kumar. "IT's likely leaving to be some clock during the fall."

Microsoft is also continuing to test its vertical tabs lineament for Abut, and many of the improvements announced today will include far changes in the Canary and Beta versions of Butt on in the weeks ahead.