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It’s quite a day for Microsoft Edge and the few people who use it. Thanks to the Windows 10 Anniversary Update, Edge will finally gain support for extensions. And by supporting extensions, one of the ...

Two weeks ago, Microsoft rolled out Windows 10 Insider Preview build 14291 from its next-wave Redstone development branch, including an early version of the long-awaited web extensions feature for its ...

Good news for Windows 10 users: you can now block internet ads in the Edge browser just like those with Chrome and Firefox do! Extensions for both the AdBlock and AdBlock Plus services have come to ...

Microsoft has issued a warning about a conflict between Microsoft Edge and the AdBlock Plus browser extension that causes problems when watching YouTube videos. According to Microsoft, when Microsoft ...

AdBlock and Adblock Plus have popped up at the Windows Store, finally allowing Microsoft Edge users who are part of the preview program to effectively steer clear of ads as well. This development ...

Ad blockers continue to go mainstream as Microsoft revealed its Edge browser will soon have the tech built right in. The feature was spotted by ZDNet during a Build 2016 presentation, where a slide ...

is executive editor who has obsessed over headlines and internet speeds since 2011. He previously worked as an advocate for the National Park System. AdBlock and AdBlock Plus are now available from ...

Not everyone uses extensions for their browsing experience, but for those of us who rely on them every day, it's impossible to consider switching to a browser without a healthy library of optional add ...

Microsoft unveiled a new extensions capability for its Edge Web browser this week, but it's just available for limited testing. The extensions capability, which permits applications built by software ...

If you're wondering why Windows 10's built-in Edge browser has so few extensions a year on from enabling them, it's not because developers don't want to build them for a browser that few people use.