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# Installation
The browser extension can be installed in three ways:
## **Option 1 - Google Chrome**
**From the Chrome Web Store**
1. Open the[ Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/).
2. Search for OvalEdge to locate the OvalEdge extension.
3. Click on the OvalEdge Extension to open its details page.
4. Click the Add to Chrome button. A pop-up window with the message "Add OvalEdge?" will appear.
5. Click Add Extension. The OvalEdge extension will be added and displayed in the browser extensions section.
6. Click the Extensions icon in the browser menu to view the OvalEdge add-on in the extensions pop-up.
## **Option 2 - Microsoft Edge**
**From the Edge Add-Ons Store**
1. Open the[ Microsoft Edge Add-Ons Store](https://microsoftedge.microsoft.com/addons).
2. Search for OvalEdge to locate the OvalEdge extension.
3. Click the Get button. A pop-up window with the message "Add 'OvalEdge' to Microsoft Edge?" will appear.
4. Click Add Extension. The OvalEdge extension will be added and displayed in the browser extensions section.
5. Click the Extensions icon in the browser menu to view the OvalEdge add-on in the extensions pop-up.
## Option 3 - OvalEdge Application
1. Log in to the OvalEdge application.
2. Click on the Profile icon in the main header. Select the My Profile option from the menu.
3. Click the Nine Dots icon on the My Profile page and select the Add Browser Extension option. This redirects users to the Chrome Web Store's OvalEdge extension page.
4. Click the Add to Chrome button. A pop-up window with the message "Add OvalEdge?" will appear.
5. Click Add Extension. The OvalEdge extension will be added and displayed in the browser extensions section.
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