Best Microsoft Edge Extensions for Students

Extensions can save a lot of your time while studying. There are a lot of extensions which can be really useful for students. So let's take a look on some of them - 

1. Toby 

The Toby extension can be a life saver if you do a lot of research for studying. It organizes tabs into collections so you can revisit them later. It can boost your productivity to a great extent. 

2. Audiblogs (Send as Podcast)

This extension can turn articles into podcasts so that you can listen to important pieces of information when you don't feel like studying. 

3. Memex 

Memex can store websites for later, as bookmarks, but all stored in the cloud server of Memex so that you don't have to bother about your bookmarks scattered around many browsers.  

You can also use the highlighter feature of Memex to highlight important points and other information that you find useful. 

4. Keptab 

It is a tab manager. You can manage and organize your useful tabs into a list. You can also turn it into a webpage and share it with others.

5. Google Dictionary

With this extension, you can view the meaning of a word by just double clicking the word or you can also select the word and click the extension to view the definition of the word.

6. Dualless

This extensions can split your browser windows. If you're someone who loves to multitask, this is the extension for you. It will give you the feeling of having dual monitors. You can also split the windows or merge them.

7. Joplin Web Clipper

With this extension, you can save important web pages from the internet and browse them later. When finding useful information on the internet, it's a good idea to save pages for later so that we can browse it even if the page gets deleted or offline. 

8. Dark Reader 

If you love to study and research at night, this is the extension for you. Reducing eye strain during night can help increase our study time and will make you more productive.

On Microsoft Edge, extensions from the Chrome web store can be installed but you'll have to allow it to do so. 

1. Click on the three dots to open the context menu of Edge.

2. Click on Extensions. 

3. Now click on the toggle button of Allow extensions from other stores.