To track the daily content of your favorite website, manual operations may be very cumbersome, so we can solve it with the help of mailing lists or RSS subscriptions. A few months ago, it was reported that Microsoft and Google worked together to add a feature called Followable to their browsers, but for some reason, they both gave up the idea. Now, to everyone’s surprise, Microsoft has started this work again.
In the latest version of Edge Canary, the function of the following websites has been enabled by default, which means that users do not need to jump to the edge://flags page to enable experimental Flags. Microsoft is currently testing this feature with Chrome Canary users, so if you are using a development version or a stable version of the browser, you can only wait patiently.
The new Followable web function is designed to help people get the latest content from the websites they follow. It aggregates all the latest content of the websites you follow, making it easier for you to find them in one place. As for how to use this feature, you can find a follow button on the address bar of the Microsoft Edge browser. The websites you are following will appear on a side panel. In order to see the website you are following, you must enter the favorites, and then click the ellipsis menu in the favorites box.