Two more Microsoft Edge extensions arrive on the Windows Store

Advance Password Manager

The lineup of extensions available for Microsoft Edge is slowly but steadily expanding. As spotted by the folks at WinCentral, two new extensions recently made their way to the Windows Store — Advance Password Manager and Mailtrack for Gmail & Inbox.

As you'd expect from its name, Advance Password Manager is another extension that can help you generate strong passwords, then store and manage them while browsing the web. When it comes time to fill out in login details, the extension will populate the fields automatically. You can also store payment information in order to quickly check out while online shopping, or even store notes.

Mailtrack

Meanwhile, Mailtrack is a handy tool for, well, tracking your sent emails. The extension adds a double check mark next to your sent mail when it has been read by the other party. Hovering over the icon can show you how many times it was read and when. Add the extension's name suggests, it works with Gmail and Inbox.

Both extensions are available for free now in the Windows Store.

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