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Next up in our series, A Week with Microsoft Edge we’re talking about how the browser is built for books and reading. With the Windows 10 Creators Update, we’ve worked to make reading in Microsoft Edge a great experience and have expanded the type of content you can read right within the browser. You can read PDF files, the e-book file format EPUB and books you’ve downloaded from the Windows Store right within Microsoft Edge. You can also simplify the layout of web pages with Reading view, save pages to read later in your reading list, and more.

 

Here are some tips for a great reading experience in Microsoft Edge.

 

 

 

You can catch up on other blog posts in this week’s series below.

 

 

 

Stay tuned this week for more on Microsoft Edge!

 

The post A Week with Microsoft Edge: The browser built for books and reading appeared first on Windows Experience Blog.

 

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