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Internet options > General > Browsing history > Delete > Passwords Internet options > General > Browsing history > Delete > Form data Internet options > General > Browsing history > Delete > Download history Internet options > General > Browsing history > Delete > History Internet options > General > Browsing history > Delete > Cookies and website data Internet options > General > Browsing history > Delete > Temporary Internet files and website files Internet options > General > Browsing history > Delete browsing history on exit The Internet Explorer settings which will be imported are:

However, not every setting will be imported from Internet Explorer. Select this option to import your Internet Explorer settings to Microsoft Edge so that your overall browser experience remains as consistent as possible between the two browsers.Ĭurrently, we support importing the settings that are most often used, help with browser customization, are important for accessibility, or are critical for the browser to work. The following shows what’s imported from Internet Explorer when you select any of these datatypes in the Import dialog. To review the data types you can import from Internet Explorer, in Microsoft Edge, go to Settings and more > Settings > Profiles > Import browser data. You can import almost all of your data from Internet Explorer and set it up to look, behave, and function in Microsoft Edge as it did in Internet Explorer. If you choose Continue without importing, the favorites, history, and shortcuts data is discarded and no other data is imported from Google Chrome. If you choose Import from Google Chrome, all data, including favorites, history, and shortcuts, is saved in the User Data folder of new Microsoft Edge. These are used only to visually show the placement of favorites and top sites on the New tab page. The favorites, history, and shortcuts data is fetched and shown, but not saved until this point. When you have two options for what to do with browser data from Google Chrome: When you click Get Started, favorites, history, and shortcuts are brought over from Google Chrome. If Google Chrome is detected as your primary browser, Microsoft Edge presents you with the option to import data from Google Chrome so that you give explicit consent to this data being imported.