One of the best parts of Microsoft Edge getting revamped a few years ago was the addition of support for Chrome extensions.

Microsoft has been aggressively pushing its new Chromium-based Edge web browser to people, sometimes in ways that don't sit well with users. It has been promoting how fully-featured it is or how it is ...

Since it wasn't clear, I checked, and at least one of the commenters says that they downloaded the extensions from Microsoft's own store. Since Edge is Chromium-based, you can also get them from ...

Microsoft released the Chromium-based Edge browser earlier this year and the company confirmed that it will support extensions downloaded from other Web Stores including Chrome Web Store. While ...

Microsoft announced today that the redesigned Edge Add-ons page is now live for all users. The company says that the revamp aims at addressing “several key concerns” that were highlighted by users ...

Edge browser users are now greeted with a pop-up if they try to search for “Chrome Web Store” in Bing. The pop-up encourages you to “Enjoy your favorite extensions without switching browsers.” This ...

If you only download Microsoft Edge add-ons (also known as extensions) via the official Microsoft Edge Add-ons Store, you can rest assured that they’re at least checked for malware before being made ...

Microsoft Edge could soon gain the option to disable all extensions with a single click. The option is in testing within Edge Canary, so it could be a while before it ships to everyone. That is, of ...

Microsoft is now accepting developers’ submissions of add-ons for its upcoming Chromium-based Edge browser, in order to extend the app’s capabilities. The move — along with the official launch of the ...