Using Speech and Ink to Create More Personal UWP Apps
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Learn how to make a useful Microsoft Edge extension using only a few lines of code. In this video, we focus on the brains of an extension - the background script. Get complete details at http://aka.ms/EdgeExtensionsDocs.
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The Discussion
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AndreFSSilva So awesome!
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Andriy During the last Build Microsoft announced new extensions API for UWP in Anniversary update, also claiming that Edge's upcoming extensions support will be based on these APIs. How surprised was I when it turned out that I can't create Edge extensions using UWP and have to learn/use JS, HTML, CSS and Chrome extensions model! Why is that so, dear Microsoft?!
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