I've just updated Windows 10 with the anniversary update. I am however having problems with the extensions for the edge browser. When I try do download any of them I get a message telling there was a. After testing it with beta users, Microsoft has now rolled out native support for Honey extension in Edge browser for Android users. Honey extension can automatically find and apply discount voucher codes on over 40,000 most requested sites. Microsoft mentioned that over 10 million members of Honey have already benefited from more than a billion. Microsoft recently rolled out tools for Microsoft Edge and Bing to help people save money on the web. One of the new features is coupons, which automatically scans the web for coupon codes. This may sound familiar, as the popular Honey extension offers similar functionality and has been integrated with Microsoft Edge on mobile devices. How do I remove the Honey App from my Surface Pro 3 computer - it's not in my programs list? This thread is locked. You can follow the question or vote as helpful, but you cannot reply to this thread.
On Windows 10, Microsoft has been rolling out its Chromium version of Microsoft Edge automatically through Windows Update to replace the legacy version of the browser. The only problem is that.
To make sure Honey is installed and working on your browser, check for an h icon in the upper right corner of your toolbar if you're using Chrome, Firefox, Opera, or Edge. If the h is orange, Honey is supported on that shopping site. Available coupons found for that site will be illuminated in green.
Note: Using Chrome 83 or above and don't see Honey on your toolbar? It may be in the Chrome Extensions icon (it looks like a puzzle piece) in the upper right corner of your toolbar. Check out this guide to pin Honey to your toolbar for Chrome.
For Safari, the Honey hicon appears to the left of the toolbar and remains grey. On sites with eligible coupons, a red number appears in the corner of the Honey icon, showing you the number of coupons we found on that site.
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If you don’t see the Honey icon on your browser, just double-check you’ve installed the Honey browser extension.
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Now that you have Honey installed, the fun really starts. Shop like normal on 30,000+ supported sites, and we’ll pop up at checkout to test and apply any coupon code we found. If we do find a working code, we’ll apply the one with the biggest savings automatically to your order.