How to Pin a Website to Windows 10 Start Menu?

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There are various changes have been done in Windows 10, out of them, one of the most popular modification is the redesigned start menu. Start menu / Metro Start was introduced with Windows 8, and now in Windows 10, Microsoft has improved its Start menu. You can say, Windows 10 Start menu is a mixture of the start menu of Windows 7 and features of Windows 8.1.

One of the best features of the start menu of Windows 10 is pin apps, settings, and more. Furthermore, the Windows 10 Start menu also allows you to pin your favorite and most commonly used websites.

If Microsoft Edge is your primary browser, then pinning of a website is a pretty simple task. Open the website you want to pin and select the three dots on the top right corner, which will bring the menu options. In this menu, select the “Pin to start” option.

pin-to-start

Once your favorite website is pinned to the Start menu, you can rearrange it.

Edge is not your primary browser; might you are using Chrome or Firefox, the process different. To pin a website using any other browser, go to the desktop and right-click and select New Shortcut.

new-shortcutEnter the URL of the website that you want to pin, and click next.

type-the-addressIn the Next window, type the name for the shortcut.

type-a-name-for-shortcut

Click finish, and you will see a shortcut created on the desktop with your default browser. You can also drag a website from your browser to your desktop to create a shortcut.

Now open the Run command by simultaneously pressing Windows + R keys. Type the command:

shell:programs

Press enter from the keyboard to open the folder where the shortcut to start menu programs are located. Now copy the shortcut to this folder.

shell-programsOnce you have done this, open the start menu and select “All apps.” Search for the shortcut that you have created. Once you find a shortcut in the list, right-click and select the Pin to start option. Now your website will be added to the start menu.

 

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