According to the information, users of Edge opened support requests when they started to notice that searches were redirected when they used the Microsoft Edge browser. Sites like Techdows published articles on the removal.

Microsoft had to remove malicious extensions from its Edge extensions store in May, and it appears that the company had to remove additional extensions this month. The increase seems to have brought along with it the issues that the other popular extension stores face from time to time. Edge users may install Chrome extensions as well next to that. The switch to Chromium pushed the number of available extensions for Microsoft Edge and the Store is now hosting thousands of extensions for the browser.

Microsoft operates its own extensions store as part of Microsoft Store, and things seemed to have taken a turn for the better with the switch to the Chromium base earlier this year.Ĭlassic Microsoft Edge suffered from a lack of available extensions, and while Microsoft tried to explain the low number of extensions for the browser, it was clear that the browser could not compete with Google's or Mozilla's extension stores.

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