The Qind Web Clipper now has its own listing on Microsoft Edge Add-ons.
Edge has always been able to run the clipper, but only by installing the Chrome Web Store build and accepting the “allow extensions from other stores” prompt. That step is gone.
A native install for Edge
Installing from Microsoft Edge Add-ons means:
- One click, no cross-store permission prompt
- Updates delivered through Edge itself
- The extension appears in your Edge extensions list like any other add-on
- Reviewed and published under Microsoft’s own store policies
The feature set is identical to the Chrome and Firefox builds — full-page capture, PDFs, area and screenshot capture, highlights with source context, quick notes, file uploads, collections, tags, and automatic AI summaries.
Three browsers, one library
The clipper is now available on three stores, and everything you save lands in the same Qind library regardless of where it came from.
- Chrome Web Store — Chrome, plus Brave, Arc, Opera, and Vivaldi
- Microsoft Edge Add-ons — Edge
- Firefox Add-ons — Firefox on desktop and Android
Safari support is still in development.