content: That what I thought when I heard Edge was getting an update for that. It might've been crappy and inflexible, but IE still had "browser helper objects" and the like. Given how the crapload of extensions it had was Firefox's killer feature that let it almost destroy Internet Explorer usage on home computers, you'd think they wouldn't ship a half-finished product and expect people to use it. But they're trying to force everybody to use Windows 10 and wondering why nobody likes them, so I wouldn't put it past them to think this was a better idea than just waiting to ship it.