That’s a little weird, because the Office icon in the sidebar opens up your “work” version of Outlook. The Outlook icon links only to your personal account, however, with no apparent option to connect to a work or educational account. Games provides all sorts of time-wasters. The idea appears to be that if you have the screen space - and let’s face it, a 4K monitor probably leaves a lot of screen space unused if a tab is opened across the full screen - you can search with the Discover sidebar enabled and have a richer experience. (Editor’s Note: According to a Microsoft representative, the reason I didn’t see Google offered as a search engine was because Google was already my default search engine, which is why I was offered information about Bing, Yahoo, and DuckDuckGo, the representative said via email.) In certain cases, Discover seems to offer various contextual information from search engines like Yahoo and DuckDuckGo - but not Google. Sometimes Microsoft will offer an analysis of the site’s traffic. Discover provides you different contextual information depending on the site a page on “baseball” may offer a schedule of the day’s games, or the ability to buy tickets. Normally, this “Discover” information would appear to the right of a search result on the Bing page. The “Search” function looks a lot like the sidebar-search option already within Edge.īelow the Search icon is “ Discover,” which provides some interesting context about the page that you’re on.
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