Windows 10: Microsoft Edge : Control-U

Hello,

I was trying to underline on a website in Microsoft Edge and I pressed Control-U, which pulled up some panel (I have pressed Control-U several more times since then - it appears to pull up some sort of panel at the bottom of the screen), and it gave me an "UNDO" button (which I did not click).

Have I messed something up in Windows 10 and/or Microsoft Edge?

Thanks!

:)

 

Microsoft Edge interactive controls

These various improvement are required:

1. Page Up and Page Down do not work correctly on some sites, e.g., load a page that produces a scroll bar on the right. Page down does not always keep scrolling, and at that point neither page up or page down do anything.

2. Similar to point #1 the Home and End key do not scroll always the page to the top or bottom.

3. Pressing Ctrl-select on a web link will open a new tab, but sometime that new tab will be the next tab to the right and sometimes at the right of all other tabs. Inconsistent behaviour.

4. Edge seems more sensitive to two-finger scrolling than other programs and often treats it an open pinch and increases the view for the page. Have to press Ctrl-minus to shrink the page. Sometime a pinch of the trackpad does not work.

 

Does Microsoft Edge Use Internet Options Settings?

Hi Anil,

You did not answer Tama's question.

Does Microsoft Edge use Internet Options in the control panel to control any settings in Microsoft Edge? (Or to quote Tama; "I would like to know if Microsoft Edge obeys the settings in Internet Options."

Thanks

 

I tried what I think you mean and first off, you can't underline anything on a Web page, it's not editable unless you download/save the page to your computer and open it in an HTML editing program, even Notepad can open and edit an .htm/.html file. Secondly, I get that same source code panel, quite normal when wanting to see the underlying code used to create the page.

 

Thanks Berton - much appreciated!

 

No, like F12 (or right-click in a web page and select 'inspect element') Ctrl-U opens the DOM Explorer, a tool mainly intended for website developers...

https://developer.microsoft.com/en-u.../dom-explorer/

 

You're welcome.