Google is warning Edge users not to install extensions from its Chrome Web Store in the name of security to get them to use its Chrome browser instead.

Google's Chrome Web Store no longer scares users of the Microsoft Edge browser into thinking it's unsafe to install Chrome extensions. Techdows first noticed the change, with an earlier warning ...

Google is prompting Edge users visiting the Chrome Web Store with a message that suggests that they use Chrome to use extensions securely. This does not, however, stop users from using the extensions.

Google has removed the Chrome Web Store banner that discourages users from using Chrome extensions on Edge. It is now replaced by Microsoft's own banner that encourages users to install extensions.

Google recommends people switch to Google Chrome when they view the Chrome web store through Microsoft Edge. The warning says that people should switch to Chrome to "use extensions securely ...

The new Edge uses a Chromium base just like Google Chrome, and that means it can run many existing Chrome extensions. Attempting to use Google's Web Store could be a little unsettling, though.

The new Edge browser can use Chrome extensions, but users risk being scared away by security warnings from both Google and Microsoft.

You can customize and enhance Chrome's and Edge's capabilities and appearance with extensions (Edge supports Chrome's as well as its own extension gallery). Google recently changed Chrome's extension ...

Microsoft's new Chromium-based Edge browser can install Chrome extensions, but Google is warning users against that on the Web Store.

Now we have the Chrome Web Store telling Microsoft Edge users that they should switch to Google Chrome for better security. As discovered by WindowsLatest, when Microsoft Edge users visit the ...

Importantly, this new version of Edge will support existing Chrome extensions rather than forcing new ones to be built.