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Windows Central
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Sean Endicott

Microsoft Edge is killing off its Collections feature, leaving users scrambling to figure out what happens to their saved data

Microsoft Edge collections to be retired image with browser logo.

Microsoft Edge is killing off its Collections feature — the tool many relied on to save and organize links, notes, and research. Instead of a smooth transition, users are finding themselves caught in the crossfire: data is at risk, migration is clunky, and once again, Microsoft looks like it’s abandoning a feature before it ever reached its full potential, or was it more that just people didn't use it?

"Collections is being retired," reads the browser. "You will no longer be able to add new items to Collections. To keep your saved content, you can export it, or move all pages to your Favorites before removal."

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