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Microsoft is working on adding support for extensions in Edge for Android, allowing users to install useful tools and functionalities even before they are supported on Chrome.

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 ...

The latest pre-release version of the Microsoft Edge browser for Android has added support for extensions. There are currently three available extensions in the “Extensions Beta” page.

Microsoft has been making steady progress with Edge over the past few years. And more recently, in 2024, it has really doubled down with AI thanks to the ChatGPT integration in Bing.

To get extension support on mobile, Update the Microsoft Edge browser to the latest version (134.0.3124.57 on Android). Click on the menu, select the extension icon, and get access to all extensions.

Despite being preinstalled on all Windows PCs, Edge faces challenges, especially on mobile, where it has less than 5%. However, there’s potential for a game-changer as Microsoft Edge for Android ...

The feature is being introduced on both iOS and Android versions of Microsoft Edge, as reported by Windows Central. The option can be found in the browser's settings under the Appearance section.

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Leopeva64 also reports that Edge's Android version should soon include an "On-device encryption" option that would encrypt saved passwords locally before syncing them to Microsoft's password ...