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” on the top right to bring up the main menu, then look for “ Developer Tools” on the “ More tools” option, as shown:.Once we enable it, View Source will appear on this menu too. See it on the left? It has three options: “Select all”, “Print”, and “Read aloud”.

This is just the top left of the page because I want to highlight the context menu that’s appeared because I right clicked on the background of the page. I’ll start on, well, this site’s home page: Let’s have a look how to at least enable the option of viewing the source, whatever that looks like! Sadly, while you might want that pop-up source window, that’s not what you’re going to get in Edge, at least by default. Worse is that the debugger is pretty darn complicated and looks inspired by the great debugging environment included with Firefox, yet another Web browser. This means that what you’re really seeking is not a “pop open a new page with the HTML source” feature in the new Microsoft Edge web browser on your Windows computer, but a “open up this page in the debugger” feature.

As Web page design and layout has gotten more sophisticated (really it’s mostly just more complicated) it seems like less people are taking the route of just viewing the HTML source of a Web page and instead moving into more sophisticated development and debugging environments.