Free
Store price
No cost to browse or install extensions
Report
Make Microsoft Edge your own with extensions that help you personalize the browser and be more productive.
Depends
DependsUse it if you browse with Edge — it is free, built in, and every listing is reviewed.
Free built-in store for Edge users. Not on Edge? Irrelevant — Chrome Web Store extensions work anyway.
Free
Store price
No cost to browse or install extensions
Supported
Chrome extensions
Chrome-designed extensions install in Edge
Every extension
Listing review
Curation review before publishing
Available
User ratings
Ratings plus written reviews on listings
Store is free; extensions cost nothing to install
One-click installs from inside Edge
Smaller catalog than Chrome; Chrome extensions compensate
Listings curated; malicious sideloaded extensions blocked
Free
No known public vulnerabilities found in the sources reviewed.
Reddit users treat the store as fine but secondary, recommending ad-blockers and cross-checking the Chrome Web Store.
“Definitely an ad-blocker. I kinda gravitate toward Adguard instead of uBlock Origin, but that doesn't mean the latt”
“I'd advise to check out if they're offered on edge store too, and in that case look for”
Compare Microsoft Edge Add-ons with each alternative.
Bigger catalog; its extensions install directly into Edge.
Microsoft Edge Add-ons vs Chrome Web StoreThe equivalent store for Firefox users, not Edge.
Based on 22 public sources: Microsoft docs, Reddit threads, security coverage, and buyer guides.
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