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Microsoft is reversing its decision to cutoff support for Office apps on Windows 10 later this year. The support will now continue until 2028.

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The Microsoft 365 browser extension provides a shortcut to apps and documents, at least for now. The extension will be retired in January 2024.

If you're using Microsoft 365 on Windows 10, you can keep on doing so for three more years—but there are some caveats.

The extension, available for Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge, essentially serves as a series of shortcuts for accessing Microsoft 365 apps, documents, and files.

Until now, Microsoft has only offered an extended support period to corporate customers. For the first time, it is now also available for private customers.

Microsoft has reminded customers that Office 2016 and Office 2019 will reach the end of extended support six months from now, on October 14, 2025.

Microsoft Edge for Android appears to be getting support for extensions in the latest pre-release build of the browser.

Microsoft is ending support for the Microsoft 365 browser extension, which has more than 6 million users on Chrome and 4 million users on Edge.

Microsoft is expected to rollout extension support for the Android version of the Edge browser, making efforts to lure users to choose Edge over Chrome.

Microsoft revealed earlier this year that it was planning to stop supporting Office apps (Microsoft 365) on Windows 10 after the October 14th end of support cutoff.