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In reply to nadinehicks's post on January 8, 2013. Hello. Open your web browser. Press and hold Alt+X. Select internet options. On the open window select the general tab. Under the home page menu delete the previous home page and type www.yahoo.com. Click Apply and Ok.....restart your browser. Hope this helps!
Reset the Edge. -Open Edge and click the 3 dots at the upper right side of your screen. -Go to Settings. -Look for Reset Settings. -Click Restore settings to their default values. (This will reset your startup page, new tab page, search engine, and pinned tabs. It will also disable all extensions and clear temporary data like cookies.
Open Edge, click on the three dots (top right) select settings. under Open with, select 'a specific page or pages'. select custom from the dropdown list, enter your preferred address in the 'enter a web address box' and click the + to the right. delete any you don't want by clicking the X to the right of them. KE.
Assuming that you're using the Edge browser, click on the three dots at the upper right corner of the screen and select Settings. You'll see this, where you can change your home page to whatever you want: Thanks for your feedback, it helps us improve the site. Replies (3) . Question Info. Last updated September 20, 2024 Views 18,367 Applies to:
Open my.yahoo.com page on Edge with your account and also open it in Internet Explorer (IE) with your husband's account. Now click on Add Content tab on both Edge and Internet Explorer (IE). Now select News from the left pane on both and tally/compare which options are ticked on IE and not on Edge. Click on the + sign in Edge and make the changes.
I'll be happy to assist you today. I understand you want to set yahoo as your Edge Homepage. Open Edge Chromium > Click 3 dots. Select Settings > Appearance. Turn on Show home button. Select Enter URL for a page that you want to use as your home page. In this case, Enter yahoo url. Change your browser home page.
Therefore, if you are constantly redirecting to Yahoo, you need to identify any Yahoo-related applications, plugins, and remove them completely if necessary. Best regards, Mitchell - | Microsoft community support expert from MSFT
Open Edge & browse to. • edge://apps/. • edge://extensions/. Also, click on the gear icon > Custom > under Content, change it to "Content off" > restart Edge & let me know if it persists. If not, turn the content back on by selecting "Content visible". Looking forward to your reply.
Click manage search engines. Find Yahoo in the list then click the 3 dots next to it. Click Remove. 2. Disable or Uninstall Edge extensions. Open Edge > Click 3 dots > Extensions. Please check if one of your Extensions is forcing your search to use Yahoo. If this doesn't work, You may need to consider performing a Reset of Edge Chromium.
if you are afraid of losing your bookmarks or also known as favorites, you can type "edge://version" into the address bar, and look at "Profile path:". This will tell you where your settings are stored. Backup the file called "Bookmarks" and paste it on another folder so you can import it back after the reset.