For security reasons, you should enter (and visit) sites that use the HTTPS rather than HTTP prefix.

This will move the link to the Websites box beneath. Tip: If you copy the URL from your browser address bar, you can simply paste it in. For example, you must enter “” and not just “If you forget the HTTPS, you’ll receive an error message.

Enter the full URL in the box for Add this website to the zone.

This lets you add each at one time, although you can update the list at any time. It’s easiest to grab the URLs for the sites you want to add ahead of time.

At the top, pick Trusted Sites for the zone you want to view.Click the main heading for Internet Options.You can do this a few different ways from the Taskbar: Click the Windows logo and start typing “Control Panel,” click the Search button and enter “Control Panel,” or ask Cortana to “Open the Control Panel.” Then just click when you see Control Panel pop up in the results. You’ll navigate a bit to arrive at the spot to set up your Trusted Sites list, but once you land there, the rest is a breeze. You can do it all right in your Windows 10 Control Panel, here’s how. This lets you maintain your current security level when using Microsoft Edge, but still visit those websites that you trust are safe.

To circumvent these issues for websites that you know are safe, you can set up a Trusted Sites list.

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