Source: Daniel Rubino / Windows Central
Updated February 9, 2020: This article has been updated to clarify that the change is that you can now just start typing to search through your history, which is available now in Edge Canary.
A few weeks ago, Microsoft rolled out a new way to search through your favorites on Microsoft Edge Canary. It turns out that Edge Canary also includes a new way to search through your history. In both cases, you can search for content by typing into the toolbar of the browser.
The new history search feature is available in build 90.0.792.0, as spotted by Twitter user “Leopeva64.”
To search through your history, you can just start typing when the history menu is open. It works identically to searching through favorites. You can bring up the history menu by pressing CTRL+H. Previously, you had to tap the search icon before typing.
You could already search through your history by opening the “Manage history” section of Edge, but this new option saves a few steps. Now, you don’t have to jump to a separate page within settings to search through your history. You also don’t have to tap an icon to start searching.
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