Now your Inbox will load inside a small panel that expands from the Microsoft Outlook icon in your taskbar.You may also be asked to enter your password – do so if it’s requested. Enter your email address and then click the Next button.A new icon will appear in your toolbar.Click the Add extension button when prompted.Unlike most of the add-ons for Edge, this one is only for Edge and doesn’t work in Chrome or any other Chromium-based browsers. Head over to the Microsoft Outlook add-on page and click the Get button.Here’s how to get started using the Microsoft Outlook add-on for Edge – You can view your emails, compose and respond to emails (easily attach photos/files), delete, flag or archive messages and much, much more. The add-on puts a small icon in your browser toolbar and when you click that icon you’re presented with a condensed but very detailed look at your or inbox. Microsoft recently and quietly released a preview version of an add-on for the Edge browser named Microsoft Outlook (don’t ask me, I didn’t name it). This brief tutorial explains how you can now access your or email from within the Microsoft Edge browser, without having to open a tab or new window.
