While the extension is free to download and use, there’s also a paid plan which offers advanced grammar checking skills. Whether you are typing email, publishing a post on your website, or just chatting with your friends, Grammarly can help you in improving your writing. I have been using this extension heavily for the past few years and it has saved me from many embarrassing moments.

What this extension does is that it checks for the most common grammatical errors people make and suggest that you change them. If you do even a little bit of writing on the web, you should definitely install the Grammarly extension.

Allow the extension to run, and you’re good to go. Once that’s done, head back to Edge and you’ll have a prompt informing you that the extension has been installed and asking if you’d like to enable it (Edge extensions are turned off by default once installed). Here, you’ll see “Extensions” if you have upgraded to the Anniversary Update (if you don’t see that, please install the update first).Ĭlick that and the resulting screen will show you all your currently-installed extensions, as well as an option to “Get Extensions from Windows Store,” clicking which will take you to a dedicated space in Windows Store with Edge extensions. To install an extension, just click the “Free” button next to it (similar to how you would install apps) and let it complete.

Fire up Edge and click the top-right menu button. Installing extensions in Microsoft Edge is very similar to how you’d add add-ons in Firefox or Chrome extensions, but since finding them is slightly tricky and Edge is relatively new, let’s spell it out. How to install extensions in Microsoft Edge Before we get to our list, let us see how you can install these extensions on your Edge browser:

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