Microsoft Edge on Android Embraces Extensions: A Game Changer for Mobile Browsing? Microsoft Edge, however, has taken a bold step forward by introducing extension support on its Android app.

The beta version of Microsoft Edge on Android is sporting a new icon to match the updated Chromium-based Edge launching soon on desktop. After the new Edge icon showed up back in November for desktop ...

Microsoft recently expanded its use of AI on the web with the company’s own ChatGPT-like function on Edge and Bing. But now, the latest Edge for Android Canary update takes the AI-powered ...

The latest Microsoft Edge beta on Android finally delivers a staple feature of most modern browsers — the ability to sync tabs between your phone and PC. Windows Central reports that the update also ...

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.

You won't be able to use all the existing Edge extensions on Android – clearly not all of them will work, and the developers will have to adapt them for the different platform – but watch this ...

Just a few days after releasing Edge 129 in the Dev Channel, Microsoft pushed another update for testing. Version 129.0.2766.0 is now available with numerous fixes and changes, particularly on 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.

Microsoft is also surely hoping that these new Copilot features for the Edge mobile app will get more people to switch from Google Chrome, is is the default web browser for Android devices.

Microsoft’s Edge browser for Android now supports the Keepa Chrome extension in its Canary branch. The Keepa extension makes it easier to track prices on Amazon, receive alerts about price drops ...

Looking through a new canary build of Microsoft Edge, the team at Windows Latest finds a bunch of new strings referencing metrics for tracking browser use in Windows 11 (via XDA Developers).

Microsoft Edge for Android now supports both uBlock Origin and uBlock Origin Lite. (Image credit: Getty Images | SOPA) Microsoft Edge for Android now has two of the most popular ad blockers.