Sentence examples for extension support in from inspiring English sources

The Anniversary Update includes lots of bug-fixes plus improvements to Windows Hello's biometric authentication, Windows Ink for the wider use of styluses, Cortana access without unlocking your PC, extension support in the Edge browser, Linux command-line integration (a Ubuntu-based Bash shell running on a "Linux Subsystem for Windows"), and features for Android and Apple iPod users.

I'm looking forward to bookmark syncing and non-buggy extension support in 2010.

A couple weeks ago, Google unveiled its Chrome Extensions site after clues began popping up that a full-on push for extension support in their browser was imminent.

As we noted last night, Google looks to be on the verge of unleashing Chrome extension support in a major way.

Google today announced that it was turning on extension support in Chrome by default in all the new developer builds (in Windows) from now on.

But now that we're starting to see the first steps of true extension support in Chrome, I think I could be swayed.

The company had introduced extensions support in Safari 5 last June, giving developers the opportunity to start creating browser add-ons using HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript standards.

As you can tell from the interview, the company's also considering shipping extensions support in its mobile browser products in the future, as it is apparently and oft-requested feature, but it doesn't sound like that's coming anytime soon.

Even though the launch of the beta version of Chrome for Mac is imminent, that version will not have extension support built-in.

Extension support was captured in two forms, that is access to extension services and distance to the nearest extension office.

Chrome for Mac's beta launch is imminent, but Google has stated that extension support will not be in that build right away.