The Eveses panel in Microsoft Edge
Edge is built on Chromium, so it runs the Chrome build of the Eveses panel unchanged: buy a number and read the code, route the browser through a proxy, solve the captcha on the page, keep rented inboxes.
Numbers start at $0.09, and an activation that never receives a code is not charged.
Installing a Chrome extension in Edge
Edge installs extensions from the Chrome Web Store once you turn on "Allow extensions from other stores", which Edge offers the first time you open a Chrome Web Store page. After that the Eveses listing installs like any Edge add-on.
Proxy behaviour
Like Chrome, Edge has one proxy setting for the whole browser, so routing applies to every tab while it is on. Edge's own settings will show the proxy as managed by an extension; that is expected.
Edge profiles each keep their own extensions and proxy setting, so a work profile and a personal profile can use different countries, or one of them none at all.
Edge at work
If your Edge is managed by an organisation, its policy may block extensions from other stores or block proxy changes. The panel will say routing could not be switched on; only your administrator can change that policy.
O que ela não faz
- Routing is browser-wide, as in Chrome.
- No containers, so bought accounts cannot be opened in isolated per-country tabs; that needs Firefox.
Perguntas
Is there a separate Edge Add-ons listing?›
Does it work with Edge's tracking prevention?›
Same balance as on the website?›
Leia a seguir
Um painel para todo o cadastro
Números, proxy, resolução de captcha e caixas de e-mail, pagos com um só saldo.