Microsoft Edge is the only browser that lets you take notes, write, doodle, and highlight directly on webpages. Then you can save and share your handiwork in all the usual ways. Make notes on recipes, send your partner 'subtle hints' about birthday gifts, or draw mustaches on celebrities—the web is your canvas.
Select Add notes to start adding to the page you're on. Use the Ballpoint pen to write with your touchscreen or mouse, Highlighter , or Add a note, and then Share it.
Jul 09, 2020 The Microsoft Edge web browser is built into Windows 10. It's secure, easily updated, and works well with other products in the Microsoft ecosystem. One popular feature of Edge is Web Notes. Use Web Notes to scribble notes on a web page the same way you would write your thoughts on a magazine or essay. The following help topics are for Sticky Notes for Windows 10. Get started with Sticky Notes. See your sticky notes everywhere. Create a sticky note. Delete a sticky note. Create, edit, and view sticky notes in Outlook.com or Outlook on the web. Use a screen reader with Sticky Notes. Keyboard shortcuts for Sticky Notes. Where did my Sticky.
1. Ballpoint pen 2. Highlighter 3. Eraser 4. Add a typed note 5. Clip 6. Touch writing 7. Save web note 8. Share
For more help with web notes and sharing, see Use Microsoft Edge to collaborate (PDF, English only).