I couldn’t find the Create Shortcut Option under more tools either. Here is a way that will work no matter the browser.

1. While on the website you want the shortcut for, press ALT+D.

2. Copy the URL.

3. navigate to the Desktop.

4. Press CTRL+  to unselect the apps on the desktop.

5. use the Applications key or Shift+F10.

6. Hit W to move to New and open it.

7.  Down arrow to create shortcut and press Enter.

8. Paste your URL with CTRL+V.

9. Tab to the Name edit field and type the name you wish to give your shortcut.

10 Tab to Finish and press Enter.

On Mon, Feb 22, 2021 at 07:07 PM, Sarah k Alawami wrote:

After you find the website and navigate in edge do the following:

1. Hit alt f in edge.

1. Find a more or tools option.

1. Click create shortcut, and follow the prompts.

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While this set of steps will work under Chrome (at least), I cannot find a Create Shortcut option in Edge under More Tools.

By the way, this topic was multi-posted on this group and the JAWS group, and is under heavy-duty discussion there.  That's why I strongly discourage people from multi-posting/cross-posting.  There are folks here who have no idea that the question has already been answered there.
 
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