Open the website in Chrome, Firefox, Edge and drag-and-drop the website's favicon which appears in the address bar to the Windows Taskbar.

Pin website to Taskbar using Edge The built-in feature in the Edge browser to pin a webpage to the Windows 11/10 taskbar or Start menu works similarly as seen in Google Chrome.

Microsoft disabled the ability to easily pin websites and documents to the Windows 11 taskbar, but we have a trick that makes it possible.

Pinned web apps also open in their own window, just like traditional desktop software. Right now, you can use either Internet Explorer or Google’s Chrome to pin websites to your taskbar.

To pin a Web site to the Taskbar, simply navigate to the site in Internet Explorer, click and hold the icon to the left of the URL in the address bar, and drag it to the Taskbar.

In today's episode we'll show you how to pin a program to your taskbar in Windows 7. The taskbar is the long bar that shows your active applications on the bottom of your screen.

By default, Windows 7 easily pins any program to the taskbar for quick launching (just drag and drop), but if you want to pin something that isn’t an application, it gets more difficult. Weblog ...

I just realized today that some of my pinned websites no longer opened on my Taskbar, so I went to repin them and found I was unable to re-pin them to my Taskbar or Start Menu. I tried doing a ...