Redstone:Microsoft now preparing release of Extensions for Edge

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  1. Samsung User
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    blutos cousin said:
    not any time soon on this planet
    We shall see
    It is getting better now with every update
    Also better than any IE when they first came out
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  3. prikker
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    An adblocker would be first on my list. And second I don't care about cookies extension.
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  4. Winuser
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    prikker said:
    An adblocker would be first on my list. And second I don't care about cookies extension.
    Not on this site. Ads help keep this site online.
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  5. BunnyJ
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    Winuser said:
    Not on this site. Ads help keep this site online.
    They sure do.
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  7. lehnerus2000
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    Trust_No1 said:
    What in the world is 'flighting'??
    It's Marketing Newspeak.

    "Released" is so lame.
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  8. prikker
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    Winuser said:
    Not on this site. Ads help keep this site online.
    It's turned off on this site of course
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  9. Samsung User
    Posts : 2,834
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    If you are a guest you see the adverts on here
    When you sign in like on all sites/forums they disappear
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  10. dencal
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    prikker said:
    An adblocker would be first on my list. And second I don't care about cookies extension.
    You can block adds on a lot of web pages by clicking on "Reading View" when showing....to the left of star...top right hand corner.
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  11. MrBill
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    Adding extension support is fine, but then someone has to code those extensions. I'm of the mindset that I'll stick with chrome primarily for now. I use Edge on occasion, but I will wait for it to mature. Yes, it is definitely better than on the original release, but it has a long way to go before it can compete with the browsers that have been around for some time.
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  13. Edwin
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    Extensions aside, I'll use Edge when it behaves like a browser and not an app.
    Heck, might as well use UC Browser or the Google search app!
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Source: Bringing Extensions to Microsoft Edge | Windows Experience Blog See also: Microsoft Edge extensions now available to preview - Windows 10 Forums How to Add or Remove Extensions in Microsoft Edge in Windows 10
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