Microsoft Launches Edge Add-on Store

By Timothy Tibbetts

Microsoft Edge is the revamped Edge browser formerly known as the Internet Explorer. The new Edge uses Chromium, and instead of being the embarrassment of browsers, and the butt of jokes; it's excellent. During the beta phases, you were able to download and install from the Chrome Web Store, but now Microsoft has added the Edge Add-ons website in beta at the time of this article.

We kicked the tires, and as expected, had no problems. The website is laid out and easy to navigate with categories, top picks, editor's picks, trending.

As expected, if you load the webpage with a browser other than Edge, they offer you a link to download Edge.

Click the image above to check it out, or go to https://microsoftedge.microsoft.com/addons/Microsoft-Edge-Extensions-Home

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