The ad blocker for Microsoft Edge that goes further

How to install an ad blocker on Microsoft Edge

AdOff is published on Edge Add-ons, Microsoft's official store: install it from there or directly from adoff.app, pin it, and most ads are gone on every site immediately. No configuration, no account.

Edge supports Chromium extensions, so AdOff behaves exactly as it does on Chrome: the same declarative network rules, the same cosmetic filtering, the same lightweight footprint.

Built for Manifest V3 in Edge

Edge follows Chromium's Manifest V3 extension platform, where old-style blocking has been weakened. AdOff was designed around the declarative rule engine from the start, so it keeps blocking fully and efficiently under Edge's current rules instead of fighting them.

AdOff and Edge's built-in tracker prevention

Edge ships with tracker prevention built in, and it's worth keeping on. It focuses on trackers, though — it is not a full ad blocker. AdOff adds the missing layers on top: network-level ad blocking across the page, cosmetic filtering for ad slots that still render, and video ad neutralization on IMA-based players. The two can run together.

Frequently asked questions

Is there a good ad blocker for Microsoft Edge?

Yes. AdOff is built for Edge's Manifest V3 platform, blocks ads and trackers at the network level, and is free.

Does Edge need an ad blocker if it has tracker prevention?

Edge's tracker prevention limits many trackers but is not a full ad blocker. AdOff adds ad blocking, cosmetic filtering and video ad neutralization on top.

Can I install AdOff from the Microsoft store?

Yes. AdOff is listed on Edge Add-ons, so you can install it straight from your browser in a couple of clicks.

Is AdOff for Edge free?

Yes. AdOff is 100% free, all features included: network and cosmetic blocking, video ad neutralization on IMA-based players, and stealth anti-adblock protection.