Nevertheless, tell us if you are excited to see Swipe Gestures coming back in the comment section below. For those wondering, Microsoft is currently testing feature in the internal builds of Windows 10 Mobile, and it’ll probably be coming to Windows 10 on the desktop as well. Swipe Gesture is definitely not a huge feature, but it’s a small little feature which plays a huge role in improving the user experience. Pretty sweet, right? Here’s a GIF showing the feature in action: I also tried disabling AllowEdgeSwipe in the registry (using instructions that applied to Windows 10) but it makes no difference. I've tried uninstalling Teams and edge swiping causes it to reinstall.

For example, when you swipe from the left, you’ll get navigated to the previous page instantly. In Windows 11 when I swipe left from the right edge of my touchpad, it causes Teams to pop up. For those unfamiliar, Swipe Gestures basically allow you to navigate between the previous and next web page in the browser using a swipe gesture. Swipe Gestures was one of the best features of Internet Explorer, and it’s finally coming to Microsoft Edge in Windows 10. Microsoft recently confirmed that the company will be bringing back Swipe Gestures to the default browser in Windows 10.

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