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Click on them, and then the "Hide stories from (source)." You'll have to confirm you want to hide the source, but once you do that, that source will not be in your newsfeed in Edge. However, this method is only temporarily hidden and may come out in the future. At present, MSN news sources cannot be 100% customized.
1. In Edge, select Settings and more in the upper right corner of your browser window. 2. Select Settings > Start, home, and new tabs. 3. Set the Show home button on the toolbar button to " On ", and enter Msn's URL, save it. 4. Reopen a tab and click the home button on the left side of the browser URL bar.
To do this, while still on the "Start, home, and new tabs" settings page, scroll down to "New tab page" then click "Customize". Now, on the top right, click the cog icon and select "Custom". Here, you can remove all "features" and content. Now, your new tabs should open up to something that resembles this, and if you set your startup page to ...
Usually the News Feed is on by default. When you open a new tab, you can see a bottom bar with some options. Click "My feed" (The first option) to open the feed. You can also click "personalize" to change your interests. If you cannot see this option, click on the gear icon on the upper right corner and select "Informational".
What is MSN news. MSN news is Microsoft’s news service that allows you to read the news from around the world, your local area and country. This can be customized to allow you to get the news you want to read. MSN is available online via their website here: MSN UK: Latest news, weather, Hotmail sign in, Outlook email, Bing
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this started a couple of days ago I have MSN as my homepage and outlook for email. has been working well for me over the years. a few day ago I would like on a story on the MSN home page. click on the story and get this response. HTTP ERROR 400 Headers Request is too long. so of course the question for me ( age 75 not a computer wizard ) is why
When I open the (new) Edge browser it goes to MSN.com. But the "home page" button takes me to Xfinity.com. Is there a way to change to home page to MSN--or maybe just be able to return to the Start
Using any browser other than Edge, msn.com opens a page that has 1 to 3 tiles that scroll to the side. Below that, divided into sections like News or Sports, there are individual articles which appear as either text links or pictures with text. This is what I want, however, all other browsers have problems playing videos from msn.com.
Follow the procedure below to disable MSN in the new tab. 1. In MS Edge, open a new tab and click on the gear icon in the upper right corner of the page; 2. Under "Page layout", select "Custom"; 3. Under "Content", change it to "Content off". In this same menu, you can disable other items of the new tab if desired. I hope this helps.