So, if you’re an Edge user, you can start exploring the newly redesigned Edge extensions website that Microsoft announced. It offers a simpler and more user-friendly interface that gets you to the add-on you’re after much quicker.
The new Microsoft Edge add-ons store
The revamped Edge add-ons website, which offers 1500+ apps, is still a work in progress. Earlier this year, an update to the site enabled users to start providing feedback and ratings for add-ons. It also received an editor’s pick page to help visitors find the best solutions available. Well, the Edge add-ons store transformation continues. And now, you get an improved UX that lets you quickly discover extensions that suit your browsing needs. The new site puts apps in specific categories so that you always know where to look to get what you’re after. On top of that, it introduces an improved search. The feature lets you apply filters to any category to narrow down your add-ons search. Microsoft’s efforts toward making Edge and the web more inclusive and accessible via the Chromium-based browser are no secret. You can tell that from features like the Immersive Reader that makes online reading a breeze. Little wonder accessibility improvements are also coming to the Edge add-ons website. Microsoft has employed a blend of techniques to make that happen. For example, high contrast and assistive tech like Narrator should help visually impaired persons navigate the store with less difficulty. Have you visited the beta version of the new Edge add-ons store yet? Feel free to head on over there and let us know what you think via the comments section below.
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