If you’ve just upgraded your Windows PC or device to Windows 10 then may have noticed that it comes with Microsoft Edge as the new default web browser.
Of course if you’re hooked on Firefox or Google Chrome you can easily make one of those your default browser however Microsoft Edge has a few nice features worth checking out.
One that I’ve already started taking advantage of is web note mode. On any web page you can add your own handwritten or typed notes, highlight sections and then cut, save and share them. It’s definitely more interesting than print screen or the snipping tool in other versions of windows.
