Learn how to manage extension permissions, control which websites extensions can access, and limit extension access to specific sites or all sites. This article also covers how to change, review and manage extension site permissions to improve browser security, privacy, and performance in Microsoft Edge.

To protect your browser preferences, security, and privacy, Microsoft Edge automatically disables extensions that attempt to modify your default settings without permission.

Learn how to close a malicious tab so that you can continue browsing the internet.

Learn how to use web filtering to protect members in your Xbox family group from seeing inappropriate content online.

The developer mode extension notification in Microsoft Edge helps protect you from security and privacy risks when using browser extensions. This feature alerts you about unverified or potentially unsafe extensions, helping keep you safe from malicious or bad actors.

Find out more about how to use third-party extensions in the Xbox app for Windows PC, such as Riot Games, EA Play, Ubisoft Connect, and Blizzard’s Battle.net.

Enhanced security in Microsoft Edge helps safeguard against memory-related vulnerabilities by disabling just-in-time (JIT) JavaScript compilation and enabling additional operating system protections for the browser. These protections include Hardware-enforced Stack Protection and Arbitrary Code Guard (ACG).

Learn how to add, turn off, or remove extensions in Microsoft Edge.

Some features that exist on other versions of Edge (like downloads or browser extensions) aren't supported on the console version of the browser. Edge can be used to watch videos, but it may run into issues with video playback on various websites, depending on whether those websites use outdated web standards.

Provides an overview of unsafe file types in Microsoft products. Lists Microsoft products that include safeguards to help protect customers from unsafe file types.