Add a Web page shortcut to the Start screen and taskbar

Windows 8 is built with a new web browser IE10. Compared to the previous IE9, the new version has a faster speed and experience, and there is no small increase in security. Under the new user interface, IE10 also has a very decent performance, if your device has a touch screen, you can feel a new touch network experience.

Like any previous version of IE, IE10 also has the Favorites feature, you can add favorite pages to your favorites, and quickly open the browser. And you can also sync favorites between IE10.

Some friends may ask, is there a more ways to quickly open the page you want to see it?

In fact, we can do this by placing individual Web shortcuts on the Start screen or taskbar.

The method is also very simple, first open the page you want to quickly browse, we take this site iefasn.net as an example.

Click the Settings button in the upper-right corner of the IE10 and select Add site to start screen.

Then select the "Add" button, and the shortcut to the page is added to the Start screen interface.

As with other dynamic magnetic paste operations, place the mouse on this tile, and then click the right mouse button and choose "Fix to Taskbar" to choose to place the shortcut in the taskbar of the traditional interface.

Now in the taskbar, you can quickly open this page.

Any Web page can use this action to create a shortcut.

If you do not want to continue to place the shortcut in the screen interface and taskbar, you can use the same method as other applications to cancel the placement.

Place the mouse on this tile, and then click the right mouse button to select "Remove from" from the start screen to eliminate the shortcut from the Start screen interface.

In the traditional interface, you can delete the shortcut by right-clicking the icon on the taskbar and choosing Remove this program from the taskbar.