Microsoft is currently testing extension support on Edge for Android. Here's how to try it for yourself.

Microsoft Edge is setting up support for extensions on Android, though it might be a while before the functionality rolls out.

Once enabled, the user will be allowed to install add-ons, just like how you can with Firefox for Android. This means Microsoft Edge would join the short list of other mobile browsers that support ...

If you'd like to check out Microsoft's add-ons for Edge, open the Edge browser and surf to the Edge Add-ons page. Here, you can browse and search for specific add-ons by name or category. When you ...

That's even easier when add-ons use the name of a popular or trusted brand, which is what happened in the case of a handful of extensions to Microsoft Edge.

The Microsoft Edge Insider Addons page was spotted by Twitter user WalkingCat, and gives us a hint at what kind of add-ons we can expect to see in the upcoming Chromium Edge.

The Microsoft Edge Add-ons store now lists a couple of third-party themes. The themes are the first available through the Add-ons store that aren't from Microsoft.