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sayit for Edge
sayit's extension works in Edge today, at the same Chrome Web Store listing — Edge just asks once for permission to install from outside its own store.
- Available now
- Checked 2026-09
Getting started
How it works
01
Open the Chrome Web Store listing in Edge
Edge can install Chrome extensions directly; it will show a banner asking to allow extensions from other stores.
02
Click Allow, then Add to Chrome
A one-time permission — after that, Edge treats it like any other extension.
03
Select a sentence and say it
Same toolbar, same Alt+S shortcut, same per-word verdicts as Chrome.
What you get
What actually works here
- The identical extension experience as Chrome — toolbar, IPA verdicts, respellings, streak tracking
- A recap after Google Meet, Zoom, or Teams calls run in Edge
- Every take synced to the same account as the web app
Honest limits
What this doesn't do
Worth knowing before you start
- The one extra step (allowing extensions from other stores) only needs doing once
- Google Docs and Gmail are excluded out of the box, same as Chrome
- Needs an internet connection; nothing runs offline
Questions
Straight answers
Can I install a Chrome extension in Edge?
Yes — Edge is Chromium-based and can install directly from the Chrome Web Store. It asks once to "Allow extensions from other stores," then installs normally.
Is there a separate Edge Add-ons Store listing?
The Chrome Web Store listing is what sayit ships today; installing it in Edge works the same way described above.
Try it now
Ready to practise on Edge?
Free, no card — record one sentence and see exactly which sounds to fix.