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How to publish Edge extensions on the Windows Store?

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Since the Windows 10 Anniversary Update I started developing extensions for Edge.

I'd like to publish some of them on the Windows Store however I don't know how. I'm currently sideloading the extension. How do you package it and submit it?

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tim-we Avatar asked Aug 06 '16 10:08

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Updated (2017-07-11):

Microsoft rolled out the next stage: It is now possible to submit an extension for review.

Updated (2016-12-19):

Microsoft Edge has published the packaging documentation, and also mentioned the following:

Submitting a Microsoft Edge extension to the Windows Store is currently a restricted capability. Reach out to us with your requests to be a part of the Windows Store, and we’ll consider you for a future update.

Updated (2016-11-21):

According to Building, Testing and Deploying a Browser Extension in Microsoft Edge, which is a session in Microsoft Ignite NZ, if you're interested in deploying your extensions to the Windows Store, please consider submitting a request to https://aka.ms/extension-request to be considered for a future update.

Previous:

Microsoft Edge is not accepting public submissions to the store at this time (Updated on 2016-11-21). See the response from Kyle Pflug (Program Magager of Microsoft Edge): enter image description here

And from offical FAQ, Microsoft Edge also states that they are intentionally starting with a small set of extensions and the list of extensions is locked, for the reason of reliability, performance and functionality.

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Haibara Ai Avatar answered Oct 18 '22 23:10

Haibara Ai