Microsoft Edge extensions store goes live, showing 82 addons for the incoming browser. Written by Liam Tung, Contributing Writer March 14, 2019 at 6:59 a.m. PT.

Microsoft is ready for Windows 10 testers to start using Edge browser extensions. After an extended wait for the beta feature, Microsoft is releasing Windows 10 build 14291 today with browser ...

Last year, Microsoft brought third-party extensions to its Edge browser. Since then, only about 70 extensions have been made available for Edge. During roughly the same time period, Google added ...

To enable the new extensions menu in Microsoft Edge, you can follow these steps: Pin Microsoft Edge's shortcut to the desktop. Right-click the shortcut and click on Properties.

Neowin spotted the introduction of the feature called ‘extension performance detector’ in Edge (Canary v130, meaning an early test version), which warns you if any browser extensions are ...

Although Microsoft began testing Edge extensions in March 2016, it wasn’t until the August 2016 release of Windows 10 1607, a.k.a. the “Anniversary Update,” and its refresh of Edge that add ...

At the time of release, Microsoft promised that it will soon be bringing the extension feature on-board, but it turns out that it has been delayed to mid-2016. It will most probably be rolled out ...

But following Microsoft's announcement that Edge will move to Chromium, the company has revealed it may address the add-on gap by supporting the much larger population of existing Chrome extensions.

Microsoft has never said when to expect extension support for its Edge browser, but now we have a timeframe: 2016. As news begins to leak out about when the so-called ”Threshold 2” Fall Update ...

When Microsoft shipped its Edge browser as part of Windows 10, extensions were glaringly missing. Also known as plug-ins, extensions are bits of code that add functionality to the basic browser.

In the final Microsoft Weekly column of the year, we take a look at extensions for the new Edge, the arrival of the first Windows 10 vNext build, and the name of the next-gen Xbox. Catch up below.

Microsoft Edge is getting support for extensions on Android, joining the few browsers that support the functionality on mobile devices. As spotted by Leopeva64 on Twitter/X this week, the latest ...