مايكروسوفت ايدج
Raingarda Krzynowek
مايكروسوفت ايدج او ايدج (بالإنجليزية :Edge ) هو متصفح ويب طورته مايكروسوفت. كان اصداره الاول لنظام التشغيل ويندوز 10 و منصه الالعاب اكس بوكس سنة 2015 بعدين لنظام Android و iOS سنه 2017 و نظام التشغيل MacOS سنه 2019.[162][163][164]
ايدج متكامل مع مساعد ويندوز كورتانا Cortana و ليه ملحقات على متجر مايكروسوفت. و على عكس انترنت اكسبلورر مابيدعمش تقنيات ActiveX و BHO القديمه.
فى الاول تم تصميمه باستخدام محركات EdgeHTML و Chakra الخاصه بشركه مايكروسوفت و سنه 2019 عادو بناءه بالاعتماد على كروميوم Chromium باستخدام محركات Blink و V8, كروميوم هو المحرك الاساسى حاليا لعدد كبير من المستعرضات.[165][166]
Recently, we wanted to dig into how users feel about copying and pasting a URL from their browser. We looked to understand what they do when they copy and paste URLs, as well as the pain points they experience.
We found that one has to regularly edit the URL they copy to make them understandable for sharing or remove seemingly extra parameters. This led us to what we call Link format, an easily readable URL that also preserves the details of the URL.
Starting this week, you should see Link format available on Windows devices running the Canary channel of Microsoft Edge. When you copy from the address bar and right-click to paste, you will see that Paste now has a fly-out menu and that plain-text URL pasting is now Ctrl+Shift+V.
In addition to the above, we want to know if you see encounter any issues with this feature! If you have it set to Link format as the default and notice anything amiss while pasting, let us know via the browser so that the team can dig into what might be happening.
Thank you for sharing, this might seems like small feature but it would have great impact on productivity. I would like request to expand it for other links like email and call. For example, in a website it shows contact detail and there is a link and when you click on it, format is mailto: , so when copy and paste it , it shows like mailto: but I really only want the address and not mailto: . It would be nice like it could be smart, like when I copy mailto:?subject= into email like Microsoft Outlook, Outlook.com ,etc. it automatically format it like
@JaredB81 Will there be an option to copy non-ASCII URLs as displayed in the address bar instead of URL encoded? For example, _%D8%A5%D9... vs. مايكروسوفت_إيدج. The former is unreadable while the latter is not, assuming you know the language.
Great suggestions, @Reza_Ameri-Archived! Thank you. We'll consider this in the future. Right now we're laser focused on the quality of the URL experience, but these are great ideas and I'll add them to our list of ideas to consider for the future.
Thanks, @rshupak. Good question! In our research, we actually looked at this (and other URL param parsing/culling options). We found that most people had some concerns about the URL content being manipulated. Though we haven't ruled it out as a possibility, it's not our initial focus.
Your feedback is exactly the kind of thing we're looking for, to help make the case to explore that line of improvement and simplification. If we see enough interest in this from this Insider forum, from the feedback tool within Edge, etc. we will definitely consider it.
This looks like a great feature, as I'm reading I'm thinking how useful this could be if it was expanded to other areas of Windows, for example Office apps, are you planning to work with other Microsoft teams to introduce this functionality in other apps. Specifically I'm thinking that the this would really benefit me in the "OneNote for Windows 10" app.
@MissyQ I appreciate what this feature is trying to do, but having it run as the default for -C just drove me insane trying to figure out what happened until I found this page. With 30 years of muscle memory for just plain copying-and-pasting, you're asking me (and a lot of other people) to remember that -C works differently in Edge than in any other program in Windows (what gets copied is not what I just selected), and then you're also asking me to remember that -V doesn't do what I'm expecting it to anymore in all of the other programs, and that I need to remember to use --V.
On Mac and Windows, -ZXCVY are well-known keystrokes that have meant the same thing for a really long time... I'd strongly suggest that you think long and hard before messing with that fundamental, baked-into-the-OS key combination. I've turned the new feature off on all of my computers for exactly this reason, but I'd use it if it were, for instance, --C to get Link Format, and then I'd know that -V would just do the thing that I intend, because I just copied it in the format I wanted.
@JaredB81 I didn't search for a setting before reading this page. After the second time it happened, and I had to paste-and-copy-again from Notepad to get the bare URL, I remembered that I had just gotten the Edge Dev update and figured I'd check the release announcements. Not sure most people would understand what happened...
@Scott Arbeit Sadly, it never did what you describe of copying what you select. Try a URL with non-ASCII characters like łystok. What used to get put on the clipboard was the text Now you get this plus the following HTML as well as two new link formats.
Copy the URL from the address bar. If you find the IRI copied to the clipboard instead of the URL encoded form, I would be very surprised. Please confirm that you see the encoded URL that Anaheim has always copied.
I am a bit surprised that the UTF-8 encoded CF_HTML content writes the encoded URL to the A element href property. This should be able to handle an IRI but maybe there are plenty of broken apps. All the ones I use support IRIs so it bothers me to see the unreadable encoded URLs as nothing I have seen except the browser address bar reverses the process to display the IRI.
I don't have a tool to retrieve the two new link specific formats. The Office apps don't support those, at least not yet, so default Paste and Paste Special by choice use the CF_HTML which behaves exactly as expected and matches the HTML from the clipboard.
Not a single one if these variants will paste the IRI. I might even be OK with a link format that uses the encoded URL with the link target and the IRI with the link text. I can't say I never want the page title but I personally rarely want the text that the target itself uses as its title.
I mentioned the issue with IRIs only point out that Anaheim previously would not copy what the user sees. My major gripe is that I need any app that understands CF_HTML of presumably the new link clipboard types to support Paste Special if they will prioritize HTML over plain text, which any such app would presumably do. And when they do, such as the Office apps, is requires much more effort than just Ctrl+V which I believe is the point of the post to which I replied. My more serious gripe is that I use Win+V a great deal, more often than not with URLs, and there is no mechanism for Win+V and Paste Special. Maybe discuss this with the Windows team that just combined Win+V and Win+. to fill this hole.
I also want to mention, though you likely knew this, is that Copy Link in the context menu of right clicking on an HTML anchor element doesn't work as I would expect which would be to copy the link using the inner text as the title. Obviously this is complicated by the ability to have more than just text but it seems weird.
I would expect that if you support copying links with titles that you could re-copy links with titles and see the same result. In other words, if I send you a link, you should be able to reuse it i the same format. This works in Office. Specifically, I pasted the same link into an email that I sent to myself. When I received it, I right clicked and picked Copy Hyperlink. I then started a new email and pasted into that. No Paste Special. Just Ctrl+V. The link and title were preserved. I don't know if this is via the CF_HTML format it puts on the clipboard of the "Hyperlink" format that Office uses. Regardless of how it is done, I expect the same from Anaheim. Interop with Office on Windows should be considered so you don't invent a new wheel when Office has one.
ملفات PDF غالبًا ما تستخدم للعروض التقديمية والفواتير والقوائم المالية. لكن عندما تقوم بتنزيلها في مايكروسوفت إيدج يمكن لأي شخص يستخدم جهاز الكمبيوتر الوصول إليها. لذلك هنا تأتي المشكلة كيفية حماية ملف PDF بكلمة مرور في مايكروسوفت إيدج.
حتى لو لم تأتي إيدج بوظائف مدمجة هناك طرق لحماية ملفاتك من الوصول غير المرغوب فيه. في هذا الدليل سنظهر لك كيفية حماية ملفات PDF التي تم تنزيلها في مايكروسوفت إيدج بكلمة مرور.
حماية ملفات PDF الخاصة بك في مايكروسوفت إيدج ضروري لحماية معلوماتك القيمة. إيدج لا تأتي بسياسات حماية بكلمة مرور مدمجة لكن مازال بإمكانك زيادة الأمان عبر استخدام إضافة طرف ثالث. هذه الإضافات أدوات قيمة لحماية ملفات PDF بكلمة مرور حتى يتمكن الأشخاص المخولين فقط من الوصول وتحرير المحتوى.
مع ذلك هناك طريقة أكثر فعالية لحماية ملفات PDF الخاصة بك. وهي استخدام أداة عبر الإنترنت. مع ذلك اقرأ أدناه عن الطريقتين والخطوات لتنفيذ حماية ملف PDF بكلمة مرور في مايكروسوفت إيدج.
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