Microsoft Edge now supports extensions on mobile. Get started with easy steps to enhance your browsing experience on iOS and Android devices.

The Anniversary Update for Windows 10 brings with it the ability to install extensions in Microsoft Edge, Microsoft's proprietary browser. Here's how.

After a false start a couple of weeks ago, the LastPass extension for the Microsoft Edge browser is now available to download for Windows 10 users who have downloaded the latest ...

Here is what you should do if some Browser Extensions are missing on Microsoft Edge. You can find a replacement or turn it on if its turned off.

Microsoft was well aware of the need and promised easy to install, and easy to port, extensions would be coming soon. Soon might not come soon enough, and easy won't exactly be easy.

Microsoft Edge for Android appears to be getting support for extensions in the latest pre-release build of the browser.

Microsoft is expected to rollout extension support for the Android version of the Edge browser, making efforts to lure users to choose Edge over Chrome.

Edge for Android now supports extensions, with an Extension Store offering 22 tools. Microsoft started testing extensions over a year ago, but the store is still in beta.

Microsoft Outlook extension for Edge lets you send, receive, manage emails, calendar events, tasks, etc. from the current window.

As the note the Microsoft Store said, you'll need to install 1Password for Windows 6.7+ before you can add its extension. But once that's done, all you need to do is download it on your computer.

It’s not clear exactly when Microsoft will debut Edge extensions to Windows 10 testers, but the company is currently testing a number of builds internally with the support.