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To add an extension and use it on Google Chrome Get help for the legacy version of Microsoft Edge. Note: This topic is for the new Microsoft Edge. You'll see a prompt asking you to confirm that you'd like to remove the extension, click the Remove button to confirm.You can also remove extensions via Settings and more > Extensions, then select Remove under the extension you want to remove. Then select Remove from Microsoft Edge.Open Microsoft Edge and right-click on the extension icon next to the address bar.To remove an extension from Microsoft Edge: You'll see a final prompt confirming the extension has been added. At the prompt showing permissions required by the extension, carefully review the permissions, and click the Add extension button.Select the extension you'd like to add, and select Add to Chrome.Select Allow extensions from other stores in the banner at the top of the page.To add an extension to Microsoft Edge from the Chrome Web Store: The next prompt will confirm the extension has been added.At the prompt showing permissions required by the extension, carefully review the permissions, and then click the Add extension button.

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The following JSON will force install the sample extension: " You can find detailed usage instructions in the article: A detailed guide to configuring extensions using the ExtensionSettings policy "1"="*://.com/*" Force/Manual installs the extension using the ExtensionSettings settingĮxtensionSettings accepts a single line JSON string as input. The registry keys behind those two settings are: Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 If the extension needs to be installed from, then *:///* also needs to be added to the list.Įnable Allow specific extensions to be installed and add the extension ID: dcammpemjaodphbdhpcmlfhbgkhagalj to the list.Īfter these settings are applied, user can visit the extension installation page: and click the CRX file link to install the extension. In this case, the page that initiates the CRX file download is, so only *://.com/* needs to be added to the list because the. NOTE: Both the location of the *.crx file and the page where the download is started from (the referrer) should be added to the list. "1"= "dcammpemjaodphbdhpcmlfhbgkhagalj " Allow manual installation using the ExtensionInstallSources and ExtensionInstallAllowlist settingsĮnable Configure extension and user script install sources and add entry: *://.com/* to the list. The registry key behind this setting is: Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 dcammpemjaodphbdhpcmlfhbgkhagalj https: //.com /cases/extension /updates.xml Extension ID: dcammpemjaodphbdhpcmlfhbgkhagaljįorce installs the extension using the ExtensionInstallForcelist settingĪfter configuring the policy setting: Control which extensions are installed silently to the following value, the sample extension will be automatically installed in Edge.Extension name: Sheng's browser extension.This article will use the following sample extension that I have already deployed to a public web server:
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For guidance on how to develop a browser extension, you can start here. It is assumed that you have already developed the Edge/Chrome extension and hosted it somewhere. This article will introduce how to deploy a self-hosting Edge/Chrome extension to the Microsoft Edge browser, including allowing users to install external extensions manually and silently installing external extensions in Edge.


Edge and Chrome do not allow users to install extensions outside of the Edge/Chrome Web Store by default.
