Pin website to Taskbar using Edge Pinning websites to the Taskbar in Windows 10 with Microsoft Edge is a thing you can do, and guess what? It is super easy to accomplish.

Open the website in Chrome, Firefox, Edge and drag-and-drop the website's favicon which appears in the address bar to the Windows Taskbar.

Microsoft Edge Dev's latest update adds the ability to pin Progressive Web Apps to the taskbar. It also adds support for using natural language within the History popup.

How to pin a website to Windows 10 taskbar Microsoft can offer a lot of features that will be hidden for the pinning websites.

Pinned web apps also open in their own window, just like traditional desktop software. Right now, you can use either Internet Explorer or Google’s Chrome to pin websites to your taskbar.

How to open a web page in Internet Explorer using Edge When you come across a website that won't load properly in Microsoft Edge, you can most likely get it to work in IE.

Here are the five big improvements Microsoft has made to Edge with its most recent Windows update. Pin pages to the taskbar Not seen since Windows 8, you can once again pin websites to the taskbar.

Microsoft is targeting everyone, not just those who use Chrome, Firefox, etc. The feature being promoted is reportedly based on Microsoft Edge's taskbar pinning wizard that arrived last year.