

Some of your school browsing information may be shared with your parent. This is a feature to help protect you from viewing adult content on the web. Your parent can respond to these requests through email or on. You can send exception requests for sites you want to access. Your parent can also choose to block or allow specific sites or choose to only allow you to visit sites they've said are OK. When you're signed into Microsoft Edge, Bing SafeSearch will be set to strict, and Microsoft blocks many sites automatically. Inappropriate sites on your browser will be blocked. Your parent may also get a weekly email report of your online activity. Information about your web browsing activity (such as the websites you visit, or search terms you use) may be sent to your parent to review on at any time, even if you clear your history. It's free and it's one of the many benefits of having a Microsoft account.

Left-click the drop-down menu below and select Custom.Ĭlick the X icon next to about:start to delete it – this is the default homepage, which will also load unless removed. In the Settings menu, underneath Open with, left-click the radio button next to A specific page or pages.

From the menu that opens, select Settings. To do this, click the three horizontal dots ( However, you can change this to another of your liking. Not loving Edge? See our guide on how to change your default browser from Edgeīy default, Microsoft Edge’s home page (the page that automatically loads whenever you go online) is the Microsoft start page. It's a stripped back browser that's designed to run quickly, but it still has lots of menus and setting options that you can adjust. Edge is the new web browser available in Windows 10.
