Jun 09, 2020 So here is the question - does uBlock Origin work with the Chromium version of Edge? If not can we retain the existing version? Why is uBlock Origin suddenly failing with YouTube and how can this be rectified? Thanks Update. From uBlock Origin Dashboard 3rd Party Filters. Clicking 'Purge all Caches' and then 'Update Now' seems to have. So here is the question - does uBlock Origin work with the Chromium version of Edge? If not can we retain the existing version? Why is uBlock Origin suddenly failing with YouTube and how can this be rectified? Thanks Update. From uBlock Origin Dashboard 3rd Party Filters. Clicking 'Purge all Caches' and then 'Update Now' seems to have. If you're like me and want to switch to the new Edge browser using uBlock Origin, you're probably noticed it doesn't yet exist in the store. Unfortunately, there's no active development at the uBlock Origin Github page for Edge. In July, a user named /u/nikrolls forked the project into what he's calling uBlock Edge.
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- Personally like @mothy have said i have like 2 extension from Microsoft store (“Aelisya”, i have developed it myself, and “Ublock Origin”) so in fact it’s pretty safe. Of course if you install 4 thousand extension without any check even on opera store or chrome store you will have a rogue one extension installed very fast.
- Dec 11, 2016 uBlock Origin is a very popular AdBlocker on Google Chrome. Back in September, we reported that the uBlock Origin extension will be making its way to Microsoft Edge in Windows 10 soon. And today, the extension is finally available for Microsoft Edge users in Windows 10 as a preview from the Windows Store.
Microsoft has a new browser on Windows and Mac, and this one is running on Chromium, the same engine as Google Chrome.
In other words, the company can very well forget about the original Edge, also referred to as Edge Legacy, and so can developers, who are now focusing all their efforts on the new version of the browser.
uBlock Origin, which is one of the best and most popular add-ons for browsers these days, will no longer support Microsoft Edge Legacy for a reason that makes perfect sense: if Microsoft itself is leaving behind the browser, we should all move to the new Edge for full support.
Bye-bye, Edge Legacy
In an announcement on GitHub, Nick Rolls, the developer of uBlock Origin, also recommends users to switch to the new Edge, not only to get a modern feature package, but also to continue using the ad blocker just like before.
“Due to the complexities and time requirements to maintain compatibility with the legacy version of Microsoft Edge, this fork is no longer supported. It is highly recommended that you upgrade your version of Microsoft Edge by downloading the update at Microsoft's website. Once you have updated, follow the instructions above for installation of uBlock Origin on New Edge,” the announcement reads.
As compared to the original version of Edge, the new Chromium-powered browser is available on Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, Windows 10, and macOS. Furthermore, the company is already considering a Linux version, and this one is expected to also see daylight in the coming months, most likely as a preview.
The Chromium version of Edge comes with nearly the same feature package as Google Chrome, including support for extensions for extensions from the Chrome Web Store. With the migration to this new engine, Microsoft has become one of the biggest contributors to the Chromium project.
Note: This article is for the new Microsoft Edge . Get help for the legacy version of Microsoft Edge.
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Find and add an extension to Microsoft Edge
Open Microsoft Edge.
At the top corner of the browser, select Settings and more > Extensions > Get extensions for Microsoft Edge.
Select the extension you'd like to add and select Get.
At the prompt showing permissions required by the extension, carefully review the permissions, and then select Add extension.
The next prompt will confirm the extension has been added.
Add an extension to Microsoft Edge from the Chrome Web Store
Open Microsoft Edge and go to the Chrome Web Store.
Select Allow extensions from other stores in the banner at the top of the page.
Select Allow to confirm.
Select the extension you want to add and select Add to Chrome.
At the prompt showing permissions required by the extension, carefully review the permissions, and select the Add extension button.
You'll see a final prompt confirming the extension has been added.
Turn off an extension in Microsoft Edge
Open Microsoft Edge.
At the top corner of the browser, select Settings and more > Extensions, then select the toggle next to the extension you want to turn off.
The extension icon next to the address bar will disappear.
Remove an extension from Microsoft Edge
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To remove any extension, choose one of these methods:
In Microsoft Edge, right-click the extension icon next to the address bar, then select Remove from Microsoft Edge > Remove.
Select Settings and more > Extensions, and then select Remove under the extension you want to remove. Select Remove again to confirm.
Report abuse
If you find something on the Microsoft Edge add-ons website that violates Microsoft Edge add-ons policies, contains malware, infringes on copyrights, or is abusive or offensive, let us know.
Sign in to the Microsoft Edge add-ons website.
Select the extension you want to report.
At the bottom of the window that opens, select Report abuse.
Fill out the form and select Submit.
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To leave a rating or feedback, open an extension in the Microsoft Edge add-ons website and select Add a review.