☆ Block pop ups, ads, and annoying banners (even remove video ads!) on YouTube, Facebook, Twitch, and all your favorite sites Microsoft still hasn’t shared how long it plans to let testers play with it before releasing the functionality to all Windows 10 users, but apparently, according to yesterday’s misleading slide, the Edge team is targeting “the next version.Description from store AdBlock - best ad blockerīlock annoying ads and pop-ups on YouTube, Facebook, Twitch, and all your favorite websites.ĪdBlock is the best ad blocker with over 65 million users and one of the most popular ad blocking extensions with over 350 million downloads! Support for extensions was supposed to arrive by the end of 2015, but the feature was delayed until this year. The company only released three extensions to testers (Mouse Gestures, Microsoft Translator, and Reddit Engagement Suite), promising more were on the way, including AdBlock and Adblock Plus. Two weeks ago, Microsoft released a new Windows 10 preview build with Edge extension support, arguably the most important feature missing from the new browser. Microsoft is not taking the bold step of offering a browser with ad blocking built in - at least for now, that will remain limited to niche browsers like Brave, from Mozilla cofounder Brendan Eich, and Adblock Browser, which is really just Firefox for Android with Adblock Plus. In other words, ad blocking is still coming, but it will work exactly like in any other desktop browser.
Microsoft is now labeling the slide as misleading, saying that it was simply referencing the fact that the company is building extension support into Edge.
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