Microsoft testing out new Edge feature to help students and researchers

Microsoft is testing out a Citations feature on its Edge browser. The tool is designed to assist students manage and generate citations when researching. At the moment, automatically extracting and creating citations is but supported for certain academic websites and research journals. Microsoft explains that it may expand this list in the future. Citations can be added manually if a website is non supported.

People tin select a format that they'd like to create citations in, such as APA, MLA, and Chicago. Edge supports both in-text and total citations.

Citations lives within the Collections department of Border. It's available in preview for Edge Dev and Canary, specifically versions 95 and college. To try out Citations, you need to:

Click on the Collections icon (information technology looks like a plus button within a square with a second square behind it).
Click on the ellipsis menu.
Click Turn on citations.
Select the format you'd like citations to be generated in.

You can then manage citations within Collections on Edge. Information technology'south possible to manually edit details if the tool extracts incorrect information or if you need to enter details manually.

Citations is only in preview right at present, just Microsoft explains that information technology'southward considering including the characteristic permanently.

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Microsoft is testing out a Citations feature within its Edge browser. With information technology, you can generate and manage citations in several formats.

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