You don’t need to completely uninstall the Edge browser extensions to reap the benefits of better performance when using the browser. This guide shows you how to do that.įor the most part, there isn’t much difference in turning them off or uninstalling them. Once you have those extensions that you wanted to be installed, then there might come a time when you either would prefer disabling them or completely uninstalling them. And perhaps that is a reason why I haven’t bothered to install more.Īnyone who isn’t sure how to install the extensions in Edge yet can check out or guide that demonstrates how to install Microsoft Edge browser extensions in Windows 10. That’s a good way of doing things, because if I had more than the handful that I used for my Chrome browser it would be overcrowded. So, you could have fifteen Microsoft Edge extensions installed, open the Edge browser and not see any symbols for any of them. The Microsoft Edge browser, on the other hand, does not show them until you click on the three dots and then look under where it says extensions in the menu. The Google Chrome browser shows the extensions (or plugins) that are installed in the top right corner of the screen so that they are visible there at all times. If you are used to using Google Chrome, then you will notice some differences with browser extensions.
If you are one of those people who finally said goodbye to the old Internet Explorer web browser once you found out that there are other portals to the internet like I did several years ago now, then you might have made the switch to the Google Chrome web browser as your browser of choice.
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