After Microsoft adopted the Chromium project for its Edge browser, things have taken a wild turn. Chromium Edge has amassed a desktop market share of 11.9%, taking second place behind Chrome. It is evidently clear that access to Edge Copilot, AI features, Edge flags and extensions have made it a solid choice among users. So if you've moved to Microsoft Edge, it's time you learned some of the best Edge flags. In this article, we bring you the best Microsoft Edge flags that can improve your productivity and add many tools to your browser. With that said, let's begin.

You can easily enable flags on Microsoft Edge. Just copy edge://flags and paste it into the address bar. Now, press enter and you will land on the Edge Flags page. From here, you can search for specific flags and enable them from the drop-down menu. Now click on "Restart" in the lower right corner and the change will be applied.

Microsoft has finally brought the ability to install browser extensions to the mobile version of Edge, a much-requested feature that Chrome still lacks. Kiwi and Firefox are some of the rare browsers that allow you to install extensions on Android. And now Microsoft has joined to provide official support for extensions on Android.

That said, keep in mind that the feature is currently available in Edge Canary on Android (free). Additionally, you must enable the "Android Extension" flag to be able to install extensions. So far, Microsoft has only selected three extensions for the Android version of Edge. Still, it's a great effort and extension support will likely be added to the stable version fairly soon.