That's even easier when add-ons use the name of a popular or trusted brand, which is what happened in the case of a handful of extensions to Microsoft Edge.

Microsoft announced that the revamped Edge Add-ons page is now live for all users. It brings improved discoverability and navigation, better search results, and enhanced accessibility features.

The Microsoft Edge Add-ons store now lists a couple of third-party themes. The themes are the first available through the Add-ons store that aren't from Microsoft.

Microsoft also r evamped the Edge Add-ons site earlier this year. Edge supports installing extensions from the Chrome Web Store, so some people use that rather than the Edge Add-ons site.

Microsoft has confirmed that its Edge browser, the new default for Windows 10, will not get the support for add-ons in 2015 it once promised.

A version of Microsoft Edge used for testing new features has revealed three upcoming built-in tools heading to the relatively new internet browser.

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Microsoft is now accepting developers' submissions of add-ons for its upcoming Chromium-based Edge browser, so as to extend the app's capabilities.

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