However, Microsoft's move could still prompt some Android users to switch from Chrome to Edge as their main browser. That's because Google still doesn't offer extensions for Android.

Microsoft Edge has introduced an extension store for its Android browser. The stable version of Edge for Android now includes over 20 extensions, including VPNs, password managers, and media ...

Microsoft is rolling out a new feature for its Edge browser on mobile devices that lets users move the address bar to the bottom of the screen, similar to Apple's Safari browser. This is the ...

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.

Microsoft Edge for Android/iOS finally lets you place the web search bar at the bottom of the screen, a favorite feature of the old mobile Internet Explorer.

Microsoft's browser is now bringing support for extensions on Android – something even Google, despite owning the mobile platform and many of its most popular apps, has curiously neglected to ...

Microsoft is reportedly working on a redesign of its Edge browser that would — surprisingly — make it look more like Firefox. As detailed by leaker WalkingCat on Twitter (via Windows Central), ...