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Did Microsoft announce whether Edge supports userscripts? Doesn't matter if via plugins (similar to Greasemonkey in Firefox or Tampermonkey in Chrome) or as an out-of-the-box feature.
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Tampermonkey is the most popular userscript manager, with over 10 million users. It's available for Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Safari, Opera Next, and Firefox.
Support for the legacy version of the Microsoft Edge desktop app ended on March 9, 2021. The Microsoft Edge Legacy application will no longer receive security updates after that date.
In August of 2020, we announced the upcoming end of support for the legacy version of the Microsoft Edge desktop app on March 9, 2021. Microsoft strongly recommends that customers build a transition plan to the new Microsoft Edge to ensure an up-to-date browser.
Edge for Android does not support extensions.
April 2016:
As promised, Extensions in Edge offer near-perfect parity with Chrome extensions. At a recent Microsoft conference covering Edge, one of the presenters changed one line of code in a Chrome extension to make it work perfectly in Edge.
June/December 2015:
Not at first, but eventually.
They will allow userscripts and extensions in a later build to come in 2016, following the initial 29 July 2015 release of Windows 10.
While extension support has been delayed without reason multiple times since Edge and Windows 10 were released, it will be worth the wait, hopefully: Microsoft Edge will support nearly perfect parity with Chrome and Firefox extensions and add-ons; only minimal tweaks will be required for a developer to port their scripts or extensions from those two popular browsers and into Edge.
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answered Oct 06 '22 10:10
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