How to show or hide Share button in Microsoft Edge browser

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In our earlier mail service, nosotros saw how yous could remove the Send feedback button from the new Microsoft Edge browser. Likewise, you tin can also choose to hide or remove Share Button in Microsoft Edge Chromium.

Show or hide Share button in Border browser

The latest version of the Border browser, in improver to Collections and Feedback button, can show a 'Share' button. With this dedicated button in the Microsoft Border browser, y'all tin share a web page URL link via Microsoft Store app, or copy link to your clipboard. Nevertheless, if you don't find it that useful, y'all can remove it from the browser using any one of the three ways:

Remove Share Push directly from the Toolbar
Hide Share Button via Microsoft Edge Settings
Remove Share Button from the Microsoft Border Settings menu.

Permit's comprehend the to a higher place steps in a scrap detail!

1] Remove Share Button direct from the Toolbar

Open up Microsoft Border.

There, side by side to the URL field, wait the 'Share button' in the toolbar. When found, click information technology and choose 'Hide from toolbar'. (see screenshot below)

2] Hide Share Button via Microsoft Edge Settings

Launch Microsoft Edge browser

Go to 'Settings and more' option (visible as 3 horizontal dots) and select 'Settings'

Now, when the 'Settings' department opens, click/tap on 'Appearance'.

Just under 'Customize Toolbar' section, you'll find 'Show share button' option.

The push is disabled by default. To enable it, simply toggle the switch to 'On' position.

3] Remove Share Button from Microsoft Edge Settings menu

Open up Microsoft Border and go to 'Settings and more' bill of fare. Alternatively, you can press Alt+F key to go to the aforementioned selection.

Now, right-click on 'Share', and select 'Hide from toolbar' or 'Show in toolbar' depending upon your preferences.

Earlier this characteristic was available only to Border Insiders but with the rollout of the stable version of Edge, the feature is accessible to all Microsoft Border users.

Anand Khanse is the Admin of TheWindowsClub.com, a 10-year Microsoft MVP (2006-16) & a Windows Insider MVP. Please read the unabridged post & the comments beginning, create a System Restore Point earlier making any changes to your system & be careful about any 3rd-party offers while installing freeware.