After Android, Microsoft Edge for iOS gets a native extensions feature for the testflight users but is long away from ...

Something I noticed this week was the Microsoft Edge mobile browser suggesting that I download the “SteamDB” extension after ...

Microsoft’s own Joe Belfiore just unveiled the company’s successor to Internet Explorer, Microsoft Edge, and he showed how the browser is another extension of Redmond’s cross-platform ...

Microsoft Edge for Android has now reached 5 million installs on the Google Play Store, so it still has a way to go to catch up to the 100 million Firefox installs or the default Chrome browser ...

Going forward, regular users of Microsoft's Edge mobile browser for iOS can opt to receive warnings when they visit untrustworthy news sites. The company's browser is integrating NewsGuard, a ...

Technically, Edge mobile got a new name on iOS and Android to start 2024. Microsoft added "AI Browser" to the name of Edge on both the App Store and Play Store listings for the browser.

Other than the two caveats, the Edge browser for Android and iOS doesn’t seem to support extensions just yet. It does support Microsoft Account for syncing your favorites and reading list, with ...

Rather than go down the path of having an open beta, Microsoft is releasing Edge for iOS via a TestFlight. This, sadly, is limited to just 10,000 users.

Using Windows 10 with an Android or iPhone is about to get a lot easier, as Microsoft is bringing its Edge web browser to those phones starting today.

Ever since the Windows 10 Anniversary Update rolled out last August, Microsoft Edge has offered third-party extensions to increase the functionality and customizability of the browser. Despite the ...

While Microsoft's store has a nice selection of browser add-ons, to see the full range of extensions you can use you'll need to allow Edge to access the Chrome Web Store. Here's how. 1.

Microsoft Edge, explained The current version of Edge was built on what's called a "Chromium" browser. This means that it can run hundreds of extensions that were originally meant for Google ...