You can update an extension on Microsoft Edge automatically by restarting the browser or manually by using the Update
button in Developer mode.
Automatic updates (the easy way)
Edge checks for extension updates each time you start it.
Just close Edge and open it again.
Edge will silently download and install any new versions it finds.
You may need to restart Edge once more for the update to take effect.
How to manually update extensions
If you want to force an update right away (for example, when using unpacked or developer extensions):
Open Edge and go to
Menu ⋯
→Extensions
, or typeedge://extensions
in the address bar.
Turn on
Developer mode
(bottom-left corner).
Click
Update
at the top. Edge will check and update all installed extensions immediately.
Restart Edge if prompted.
Note: For unpacked (sideloaded) extensions, replace the folder with the newer build before clicking Update
.
Troubleshooting
Issue | Solution |
Can’t see the | Make sure |
Extension still won’t update? | Remove it, reinstall from the Edge Add-ons or Chrome Web Store, and restart Edge. |
| Your organization might block updates using Group Policy. Contact your IT team for help. |
Need help? Contact support.