To recall, Microsoft Edge will gain extension support for the general public with the rollout of the Windows 10 Anniversary Update, which is expected to be released in July. Bear in mind that the add-ons have only been released for the preview version of Microsoft Edge, and that commercial release is yet to come. WinBeta reports that not all users have been able to get the extensions working properly. It is recommended to restart the Edge browser once to ascertain that the extension is working properly. An optional button also pops up at the end of the address bar showing the number of ads that have been blocked. After downloading it from the Windows Store, the extension needs to be activated for it to start working. The installation process is fairly simple.

Specifically, only users of Windows 10 Insider Preview build 14332 can install the AdBlock and Adblock Plus ad-blocking extensions for Microsoft Edge. And here they are.Īs of now, these ad-blocking extensions are only available for Windows 10 Insider Preview users who have downloaded the latest preview version of Windows 10. Soon after, the company had revealed it would build ad-blocking features into the browser, but later clarified that it would support ad-blocking features via extensions. The Redmond giant had announced extension support for its Edge browser back in March. Popular ad-blocking extensions AdBlock and Adblock Plus are now available for users of the Windows 10 Insider Preview. Microsoft Edge users will finally be able to block ads while browsing the Web.

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