YouTube non-premium users may soon be able to play videos in the background on the Microsoft Edge browser for Android.

Microsoft Edge is testing background playback on Android, letting you listen to videos without paying for YouTube Premium.

Being able to keep a YouTube video playing in the background is a big benefit of subscribing to YouTube Premium, but that ...

Android users may no longer need to pay for YouTube Premium just to keep videos playing while their phone is locked or while using other apps. Microsoft is currently testing a new feature in its Edge ...

Microsoft Edge's Canary release has a new built-in feature that lets users play YouTube in the background on Android device, without requiring premium subscription ...

What you need to know Microsoft is testing the option to use any extension in Edge for Android.

Microsoft is working on adding support for extensions in Edge for Android, allowing users to install useful tools and functionalities even before they are supported on Chrome.

Microsoft Edge on Android Embraces Extensions: A Game Changer for Mobile Browsing? Microsoft Edge, however, has taken a bold step forward by introducing extension support on its Android app.

Microsoft began testing extension support on Android a year ago, initially enabling the feature in Edge's Canary (nightly) channel in January 2024.

Edge for Android offers new Copilot UI with bottom address bar and separate Copilot tab, greater flexibility for users. New feature only available on Edge Canary for now, can be tested by enabling ...