About WebShare

• Article title in subject line
• Clickable title in email
• Article image in email
• If no article image, a screenshot of the web page is sent
• Add a Quick Note
• Send WebShareArt images
• No email client needed -- Webshare sends it
• Optimized for sharing Bluesky and LinkedIn posts and Youtube videos

The WebShare Edge and Chrome Extension for Windows

The WebShare Edge and Chrome Browser Extension adds a simple, fast way to launch WebShare directly from any page. On Windows, you can right‑click a page, link, or selected text to open WebShare with the content already prepared for sharing.

The WebShare Android Extension

On Android, WebShare is available directly through the Edge Extensions menu. With just a few taps, you can open WebShare from any page and send content instantly.

The WebShare iOS Extension

The extension is not yet publicly available on the iOS App Store, but you can install and use it right now using Microsoft Edge on your iPhone or iPad:

Steps to install on iOS:

1. Launch the Edge browser on your iOS device
2. Copy and paste this URL into the address bar:
   edge://extensions/?id=mjmnkcdcidhbnpnkinehmpgikhnfbpjm
3. Tap Enter
4. Tap Get
5. Tap Add

How to use it:

1. Open the Edge browser on iOS
2. Go to the article, Bluesky post, or YouTube video you want to share
3. Tap the menu icon ☰ in the lower right
4. Tap Extensions
5. Tap WebShare - Share the web as you see it
6. Fill out the form and send!

Note: You can still use WebShare as a regular web app on any browser by manually copying the URL into the WebShare field.

When you share a link, WebShare first tries to find an image on the page. If no image is found or accessible, WebShare takes a screenshot of the page to include in the email.

Note: Some websites block access to their images from outside domains. This is true of all articles hosted by MSN.com. When an article from MSN.com is shared, WebShare will take a screenshot of the page since the image is not accessible.