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DNDShield for Microsoft Edge

Clean browsing on Edge: ads and trackers out, clarity in — with simple per-site control.

Microsoft EdgeChromium-basedDefault onPer-site allowlist

Tip: Pin DNDShield in Edge so allowlisting a site is always one click away.

What you get on Edge

Strong defaults, simple controls, and quiet protection — optimized for everyday use.

Ad Blocking

Cleaner pages with fewer distractions and faster feel.

Popup + Redirect Guard

Stops popups, popunders, and forced redirect flows.

Tracker Protection

Reduces common third-party tracking where possible.

Per-site Allowlist

Allow a trusted site with one click when needed.

Calm Dashboard

Clear status + simple counts (no noisy UI).

Privacy-first

Designed to work without collecting personal browsing data by default.

Install in under a minute

No account, no config — three steps and you're protected.

Open Download page
Step 1

We’ll link the Microsoft Edge Add-ons listing here once it’s live. For now, use the Download page.

Install & pin
Step 2

Install DNDShield, then pin it so per-site allowlisting is always one click away.

Allow when needed
Step 3

If a page needs something unblocked, allowlist the site and refresh the tab.

Permissions (plain English)

Clear and understandable — so you know what’s happening and why.

Site access (why it’s needed)

To block ads/trackers and prevent redirect spam, the extension needs to see page requests.

Storage (settings & allowlist)

Stores your preferences locally (toggle state, allowlisted sites, basic counters).

Same engine as Chrome

Edge is Chromium-based, so compatibility and behavior are typically consistent.

Quick troubleshooting

Most issues are solved with allowlist + refresh.

A page looks broken

Try allowlisting that site, then refresh. Remove allowlist if not needed.

Extension icon not visible

Pin DNDShield from Edge’s Extensions menu so it stays in your toolbar.

Need help?

Check Docs or contact support with the site URL and what happened.

FAQ

Edge-specific questions, answered quickly.

Does DNDShield work the same on Edge as Chrome?
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Edge is Chromium-based, so features and behavior are usually very similar. UI/menus may look slightly different.
How do I allow a site in Edge?
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Open DNDShield on that site, toggle allow for the site, then refresh the tab.
Will it slow down Edge?
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DNDShield is designed to stay lightweight. Blocking clutter can often make pages feel faster.
Where will the store link go?
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Once your Edge Add-ons listing is live, you can link it from the Download page and/or add a direct button here.