Third-party Twitter app Tweeten has released an extensions for Microsoft's Edge. This allows you to use the app inside Microsoft's new browser, and is one of the first extensions on the platform.
Tweeten announced the extension on Twitter:
Tweeten for @MicrosoftEdge is here for Windows 10!
— Tweeten (@TweetenApp) March 18, 2016
Get it here: https://t.co/9DF18oDIKy pic.twitter.com/s24Cslr1Wb
Note that this is an unofficial extension, so install it at your own risk. Companies like AdBlock and Amazon also plan to release Edge extensions later in 2016.
You can grab the extension over at Tweeten's website.
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