Instructions to pin web pages to Start Menu in Windows 10
Recently, TipsMake.com has guided you to read how to pin the website to the Windows 10 taskbar in the article: Browser tips useful on Windows 10 Fall Creators Update, if you want to pin your favorite website to the Start menu Don't miss the article below!
Pin the website on Edge to the Start menu
To pin sites in Edge, you just need to open the website, click menu (three dots on the top right of the screen) and select Pin this page to start .
This will create a website shortcut in the Windows 10 Start menu. If you want to delete it, right-click it and choose Unpin from Start.
Pin web pages on Chrome to the Start menu
- First, you need to access the website you want to add to the Start menu in Chrome and create a shortcut in the Bookmarks bar.
- In the Chrome browser, open the Chrome Apps page by typing chrome: // apps in the address bar.
- Dragging a bookmark has just created a new Chrome Apps page.
- Right-click the newly created Chrome application and select Create shortcuts .
- Check the Desktop and Start Menu and click OK.
- Find that site in Windows' Cortana tool.
- The website you created will display as an application in the search results. Right click on it and select Pin to start.
Now, you will see the Chrome icon in the Start menu and just click on it to open the pinned web page.
Note: You can rename the shortcut by right-clicking on the application icon and selecting Open file location . The Windows Explorer window will appear, find the shortcut in the Start menu application list here and you can change the shortcut name to your liking.
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