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In a new tab, open the Chrome Webstore.I don’t know what happens if that’s not the case. Tip: Once you have done the above, you can install any Chrome Extension in Edge.Īssumption: It’s assumed that you sign into Google Chrome and sync your extensions across devices. Once you’re done, then go to the next step. The more difficult way is to click on the three dots “…” that you find on the top right of Edge, select the Extensions menu item, and in the very bottom left hand corner of the new window turn on the “Allow extensions from other stores” switch.You’re ready to jump to the instructions. Click the button and a dialog box will pop up, click Allow. There will be a notification style bar at the top of the window that says “Allow extensions from other stores”. The easy way, in Edge, go to the Chrome Webstore.There are 2 ways you can do this, either is fine. The first step is to enable installing Chrome Extensions. Also, keep in mind there is an official Microsoft Edge Adds On store here.īefore you Begin: Enable Chrome Store Extensions The process is not technically an import, but it’s the only way that works to import Chrome Extensions into Edge. Please make sure you follow all the steps. I’ve actually done in multiple times on different computers without any problem. Importing the your Chrome Extensions into Edge is easy. Instructions: How to Import Chrome Extensions into Microsoft Edge So if you want to import Chrome Extensions into Brave, the steps would be the same. That said, I have a work laptop that runs full Windows 10, which is both why and where I need to import my Chrome extensions into Edge.įor what it’s worth, these instructions would work for any other Chrome based browser. The downside is to get the best experience you’re locked to the Windows store – which means my browser choices on this device are limited. But I do find it cool that I am windows on the same sort of processor (Snapdragon 850) found on a mid-to-high end mobile phone, it’s silent (because it’s fanless) and the battery life is amazing. I’ve never met anyone else running Windows 10 on ARM. Technically, I’m running what Microsoft calls Windows on Snapdragon. This is because I am one of the few people who uses Windows 10 on ARM-based laptop, a Lenovo Yoga 630-13Q50. I was an early beta tester of Microsoft Edge Chromium edition. This review was last updated: May 2020 Overview If you find this helpful and want to say thanks, please buy me a coffee.

I don’t work for and I am not affiliated with Microsoft (or Google). There is no warranty or support from me, I’m sharing this because I thought it may be helpful to others. Disclaimer I am providing this information and instructions “as is”.