Publish your extension to Microsoft Edge Addons website

[nagachaitanyalokam]

Microsoft Edge is the second most used browser on the web, making the browsing experience more flexible, offering many more services for users and optimized for Windows devices.

Microsoft Edge supports Chromium extensions, and you can publish your extensions to Microsoft Edge Add-ons website with minimal code changes. Find out more here.

If you have any more queries about porting Chrome extension to Microsoft Edge or anything else, you can contact the relevant teams whose links are given here.

Let me know if this was helpful. I am happy to help you with more details.

[lidel]

Sounds sensible. Linux builds of Edge are available for download, which simplifies QA on our end.

@nagachaitanyalokam quick questions:

• is there a badge button we could use in Install sections like https://github.com/ipfs/ipfs-companion#install-ipfs-companion?
• is there an API for publishing to your store directly from GithubActions?
• does publishing to Microsoft Edge Add-ons website still require paid account, or is there an alternative track for non-profit open source projects?

[sonakshimore]

Sounds sensible. Linux builds of Edge are available for download, which simplifies QA on our end.

@nagachaitanyalokam quick questions:

• is there a badge button we could use in Install sections like https://github.com/ipfs/ipfs-companion#install-ipfs-companion?
• is there an API for publishing to your store directly from GithubActions?
• does publishing to Microsoft Edge Add-ons website still require paid account, or is there an alternative track for non-profit open source projects?

Hello @lidel!

1. Please check the below resources where you can pick the logo from and follow the guidelines on how to use Microsoft product logos –

   ~ Use of Microsoft Copyrighted Content | Microsoft Legal
   ~ Trademark and Brand Guidelines | Microsoft Legal

2. Currently, we do not have this capability. It is in our roadmap and will be available soon. We will keep you posted about it.

3. Registering on Microsoft Edge program is free of cost. To support payments for your extension, you can add a third party payment in your extension's details page to monetize the same. There is no associated fee with adding a third party payment to your extension.

[Jeiel0rbit]

I will be monitoring because I currently use Edge, and I was surprised not to find the extension mentioned in the documentation at https://docs.ipfs.tech/install/ipfs-companion/ for download... So I am currently only using the program on Windows 10.