Two weeks ago Microsoft released Windows 10 Redstone Preview Build 14291 to Windows Insiders which includes support for Edge extensions. At the time, there were only a few available, but that is about to change.
When Windows 10 was first released last year, the lack of extension support is the most important feature missing from the newly revamped browser. We initially expected Microsoft Edge to have extension support by the end of last year, but it was delayed. If you’re a member of the Windows Insider Program for Windows 10, you can start testing out extensions in Edge now. However, you can expect to see extension support for Edge and a lot more improvements that are coming later this year in the next major update. The next major Windows 10 update, currently named “Redstone”, is expected to roll out to everyone this summer. It will be free to everyone who has Windows 10 installed and will be called the Anniversary Update. I hope the Anniversary Update addresses these (and other) issues, otherwise the ‘anniversary” is over for me and I’ll continue my “affair” with Firefox or Chrome! Comment Name * Email *
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