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- The latest pre-release version of the Microsoft Edge browser for Android has added support for extensions.
- There are currently three available extensions in the “Extensions Beta” page.
- It’s unknown when extensions will be enabled in the stable version of the browser.
Although Chrome tends to be the go-to browser for most people on Android, Microsoft may add something to the mobile version of Edge that could win people over. Microsoft Edge for Android looks to be gaining support for extensions.
On X (formerly Twitter), user Leopeva64 shared a group of images that show support for extensions in the pre-release build of Edge version 123. The feature appears to be hidden behind a flag and needs to be enabled first in order to use it.