Install and open Microsoft Edge on your Android device and navigate to the web page you want to send to the Windows 10 PC you just linked. You can follow along if you’ve already installed Edge Preview and completed the aforementioned steps. Now that you’ve completed the tedious setup process, let’s get to sharing some web pages from Microsoft Edge to your Windows 10 PC. Share Webpage From Microsoft Edge Preview on Android to Windows 10 PC You just need to choose the “Continue on PC” option from the sharing menu and follow the same steps as under. While this app will not come into play for sharing via the Edge browser on Android, it’ll enable you to share the web page open in any other browser on your smartphone. Open the link in the text message and install Microsoft Apps from the Google Play Store. Switch your focus to your Android phone to continue the process. This means the setup process from the PC’s point-of-view is complete. You can close this dialogue window to see that your phone’s name has already appeared in the Phone menu. Once you have entered all required details, hit send and you will receive a confirmation message reading “Text sent. The pop-up dialogue box will ask you to select your country’s area code and enter the phone number of the device you want to link with your Windows 10 PC. Clicking on the same will open up a dialogue box demanding your phone number, so it can forward you the link to the app required to enable web sharing from any browser. Here, you’ll notice the option to “Add a Phone”. On your Windows 10 PC, just head to Settings->Phone. Then, we will proceed towards the app installation process on the smartphone. The process of sharing web pages with your Windows 10 PC starts with the Settings page, where you’ll link your Android device to the system. Linking Your Android Phone To Windows 10 PC Also, this feature will only work if you’re running Windows 10 Fall Creators Update (or an updated Insider build). Note: I tested Microsoft Edge Preview on my Xiaomi Redmi Note 3 running Android 6.0 but it should work smoothly with devices running Android 4.4 and above. 
So, here are the steps you need to follow to set up this feature and switch between devices with just a touch of a button.
It allows you to share the website open on your mobile browser to your Windows 10 PC instantly, something which will come in handy if you’re a regular Microsoft Edge user. The latter ports some of the prominent features of the desktop Edge browser to mobile, with a new feature called “Continue on PC” being the highlight. It has recently debuted its own Microsoft Launcher on Android and Edge browser in preview on both Android and iOS.
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