Video downloader extension for Microsoft Edge
Edge shares its engine with Chrome, so it inherits the same capabilities — including writing downloads straight to disk, which is what lets multi-gigabyte videos through without running out of memory.
Installed from Edge Add-ons
It has its own listing in the Microsoft add-ons catalogue, so it installs in one click and updates itself. No need to allow third-party stores or fall back to the Chrome Web Store.
What it detects
HLS (.m3u8) and DASH (.mpd) streams, direct MP4 files, plus images, PDFs, office documents and archives found on the page.
For each video it shows the real qualities with estimated sizes, and rebuilds the result as MP4 without re-encoding — no quality lost, no needless wait.
Every feature available
The Edge build carries the full set: a folder per file type, side panel and own window so downloads stay visible when you switch tabs, MP3 extraction, trimming a section before downloading, and a minimum-size filter that keeps ads out of the list.
Step by step
- Add it from Edge Add-onsThe "Get" button. No sign-up.
- Open the video and play itA few seconds is enough for it to appear in the list.
- Open the extensionFrom the toolbar icon, or pin it to keep it handy.
- Pick a quality and downloadSet a folder per type in Settings so you never choose again.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to install it from the Chrome Web Store?
No. It has its own Edge Add-ons listing, which is the recommended route: it updates itself and needs no third-party store permission.
Does it have the same features as on Chrome?
Yes. Edge shares the Chrome engine, so folder-per-type, side panel, own window and direct-to-disk writing are all available.
Can I download several files at once?
Yes. Downloads run through a queue: light ones in parallel, heavy ones one at a time, so the browser memory is never exhausted.
Does it work with protected content?
No. DRM content cannot be downloaded, and the extension says so clearly instead of failing without explanation.