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Microsoft Edge now supports extensions on mobile. Get started with easy steps to enhance your browsing experience on iOS and Android devices.

Microsoft Edge just made adding extensions on Android easy - here's how Unlike Chrome, the Android version of Edge now offers its own dedicated store for extensions.

Reduce Microsoft Edge's high memory usage on Windows with simple fixes like clearing cache, enabling Efficiency Mode, and disabling background processes.

Microsoft is rolling out its new Edge scareware blocker to users to who participate in the preview program, bringing a new tool to the fight against scams.

Microsoft is now testing a new feature in Edge that uses machine learning to identify and block scareware scams.

Microsoft is currently equipping its applications, including the Edge browser, with AI functions. However, you can easily deactivate the AI functions in Edge.