How to add Internet Download Manager to Chrome , Firefox , Coc Coc browsers is too familiar to users. Also add IDM to Microsoft Edge is probably still many unknown.
Download Internet Download Manager Download Microsoft Edge
Since IDM version 6.30 Build 1 has officially supported Microsoft Edge on Windows 10. How to do it, please refer to the following article:
Step 1: Start up Microsoft Edge browser, access the IDM extension , then click Get the app.
Step 2: Now Windows Store will start automatically, then access the page containing IDM Integration Module extension. You just need to click Get to download this extension to your computer.
Step 3: The process of downloading and installing IDM Integration Module utility takes place, you wait a moment to complete.
Step 4: Once the IDM Integration Module is installed, click on Launch to launch the extension.
Step 5: At this time, you will see a window asking to activate IDM Integration Module, click Turn it on to enable activation.
Step 6: Then, IDM Integration Module will be automatically activated. You can check their existence in Microsoft Edge by clicking the 3 horizontal dots icon in the top right corner of the browser, select Extensons.
Step 7: The Extensions interface appears, if you see IDM Integration Module is set to "ON" , you can use it always.
Step 8: Now, whenever you click on any download link, Internet Download Manager will identify and display a data download dialog box for you to manipulate.
So now whenever downloading files on Microsoft Edge browser, IDM will automatically start the link and download support extremely quickly.
I wish you successful implementation!
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