Quote:Internet Explorer was the default browser for Windows for more than a decade and it was replaced by Edge on Windows 10. Edge has a modern look and is faster than Internet Explorer, but it doesn't come with Internet Explorer-like menu.
 
Fortunately, a developer has created a new extension for Microsoft Edge that restores Internet Explorer's menu bar, which gives you options like File, Edit, View, History, Bookmarks, Window, and Help menu right below the address bar.
 
Proper Menubar is a lightweight extension that also lets you cut and copy text, select all items, etc directly from the menu. The extension works for all websites and you can place the bar on the top or bottom of your screen.
 
"I understand the frustration that there is no menu bar on the web browser. That is why I as a web browser expert created this free Proper Menubar Microsoft Edge extension. So users can experience the real classic window menu design in his web browser. That from below the address bar and also in the extension icon as a vertical menu bar," wrote Stefan Van Damme, creator of the extension.

The menu created by the extension supports the ability to mute and unmute tabs, search keyword, customize the background, drop shadow, and open the link in the existing tab.
 
If you use Chromium Edge, you can download the extension from here. ProperMenu is also available for Chrome and Firefox.