Managing and troubleshooting browser extensions in Edge on previous Windows versions
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my cousin was fooling arround and then he accidentaly clicked on an add-on that i didn't like
Managing and troubleshooting browser extensions in Edge on previous Windows versions
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For a Marketplace add-on purchased with Minecoins already in the account, submit the accidental purchase to Minecraft Support; the Xbox refund form is relevant only if there was a separate real-money purchase of Minecoins.
Refund approval is not guaranteed. Minecraft’s refund guidance directs purchases to the applicable store/platform policy, while Xbox notes that most in-game consumables and virtual currency are not refundable after purchase or use.^2^^3^
Check the Microsoft/Xbox refund route only if the Minecoin transaction appears in the Microsoft account’s order history:
If the transaction is not in Microsoft order history, request the refund from the platform that processed it, such as Google Play, Apple, PlayStation, or Nintendo. Refunds are handled by the billing platform used for the purchase.^5^
If the Microsoft purchase appears but no online refund option is available, use Microsoft Sales support as directed in the Microsoft refund guidance.[^4^](https://support.microsoft.com/accounts-billing/subscriptions/[Subscription ID] "Get a refund for apps and games purchased from Microsoft Store | Microsoft Support")
On Xbox, require a passkey for purchases:
For a child account, a family organizer can open Microsoft Family Safety, select the child, choose Manage spending, and enable Require approval for every purchase for credit-card purchases.^7^
These Microsoft Store payment controls should not be treated as protection against spending Minecoins already held inside Minecraft. Limit access to the signed-in Minecraft account and do not leave the device unlocked.
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