Last year, Microsoft Edge introduced a new way to access browser history. The new history experience opened on top of the current webpage allowing users to stay in the flow. In order to provide users with a choice, Microsoft added a new flag under edge://flags that will allow them to choose whether Ctrl+H opens the new history menu or the full page. In the latest Canary build (91.0.851.0), Edge team has added a few new ways to quickly get to the full history page:

• Ctrl+click on the favorites/history/downloads button in the toolbar or More Menu
• Click with the mouse scroll wheel on the favorites/history/downloads button in the toolbar
• Right-click and select “Open <content> page” on the favorites/history/downloads button in the toolbar or More Menu

These are in addition to the existing entry point in the “…” menu of the dropdown menu/pane, as well as typing “edge://<content>” in the address bar.

Source: Microsoft