Windows 10: How do I get the "Favorites Bar" 2 display on top of MS EDGE like IE?

I have to many favorites and I do not like having to have them displayed on the side. I like edge but its current way of displaying favorites renders it useless for me. I want to use it because the newer browsers display web video better, but I don't know how to use it right now.

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edge shortcut in taskbar

To add a website shortcut to the MS Edge task bar, first open Edge and enter website's address. Add this site to Favorites using the star icon on top right of screen. Next, open Edge's Hub by clicking on Hub's icon (icon has three horizontal lines and
is located on top right of screen). Find the site you just saved in favorites and drag it to the very top of the list and drop it into the folder called "Favorites Hub". Your website's shortcut should now appear on the task bar.

 

Unable to move favourites subfolders to main in The Edge

The items in favorites bar (the horizontal thing at the top) also exist in a folder called (not surprisingly) "Favorites Bar" in the favorites "pane". So, just do the "drag-n-drop" operations from the Favorites Bar folder (instead of doing it directly
from the actual favorites bar itself).

Moving a folder "up" the tree is a bit tricky... since the pre-Anniversary Update version of Edge uses a "bread crumb" view rather than a full "tree view". So, to move something "up", you drop the item on the word "FAVORITES" (not an icon) at the top of
the favorites pane.

Yeah, the Anniversary Update does make moving between folders a bit easier...

 

Click on the three dots in the top right corner, then settings and then move the "Show the favorites bar" slider to on.