Unlike Chrome, Firefox doesn't have an easy way to pin a Web page to the Taskbar (or the Start menu). Right-click this shortcut and click Pin to Start to pin it to the right side of the Start menu (click Pin to Taskbar to pin it to the Taskbar). Under Recently added, you should see your shortcut (if you don't see it here, go to All apps and find your new shortcut). Name the shortcut and choose whether to open it as a new window (instead of a new tab) when you click it.Ĥ. Click the three-line icon in the upper right corner of the window to open Chrome's settings menu, and then go to More tools and click Add to taskbar.ģ. You can right-click this tile to resize it (small or medium) or to turn the live tile off. You should see your Web page pinned in the right side of the Start menu as a medium live tile.

Click or tap the three-dot icon in the upper right corner of the window to open Edge's settings menu, and then click Pin to Start.ģ. Navigate to the Web page you want to pin to the Start menu.Ģ. What if you could open a Web page directly from the Start menu or the Taskbar? That might be a pretty cool feature, right? Microsoft thought so too, which is why they built the feature in.to Microsoft Edge - you can pin links to the Start menu directly from Microsoft's new browser.īut what if you use Google Chrome, or Mozilla Firefox, or even.the old-school Internet Explorer 11 that still, for some reason, comes bundled with Windows 10? Here's how to pin a link to the Start menu or Taskbar from any of these four browsers: Microsoft Edgeġ.

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