The few companies that track stats online do not have any information about Edge for Android either. Google's Play Store reveals that Edge was downloaded more than 1o million times, but the figure pales when compared to the more than 100 million downloads of Firefox, Brave, or Opera, and Chrome's more than 10 Billion downloads. In fact, there are not many statistics available when it comes to Edge on Android. We would just need to talk to Microsoft about how to move the extension to a different account, as this is not a common process for them.Microsoft Edge for Android has not seen as much of a rise as the desktop version of Edge. If prefers to take this over, considering that this new browser is identical in terms of extension compatibility with Chromium, and can also be tested on Mac (and soon Linux), I would totally understand and do everything possible to facilitate that. I'm continuing to do this because it maintains the discoverability for Edge users and keeps users who have already installed uBlock from the Microsoft Store up to date, but I have no ego involved in being the one who maintains it. I am also not intending to hijack or keep ownership of anything. I've also got notifications set up for every release so I don't miss anything. It takes 5 minutes max, versus the very time consuming merge, test, debug, package, flight, submit process for the previous Edge. The good news is that the process is now super easy: login, drag & drop the same package already built for Chromium, and submit. I do understand people's doubts considering my track record of life getting in the way of keeping things up to date. Ideally they would release an API like Chrome's store but that doesn't exist yet. I have looked into automating it but it may be challenging with the (understandable) security measures on Microsoft's partner portal to write some kind of browser automation.

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