Incognito extension chrome

However, Google Chrome disables any extensions you have installed when you open an incognito window. While this ensures no data is collected by third-party extensions while you browse, it can also cause problems if you utilize Chrome extensions to block ads or malware.

If you want the privacy of incognito mode but still need your favorite browser tools, the steps below will show you how to enable Chrome extensions in incognito mode.

Note: the following steps will also work in Chromium and Vivaldi which are built on the same underlying infrastructure as Google Chrome.

Enabling Chrome Extensions in Incognito Mode

Start by launching Google Chrome and clicking the “three dots” hamburger icon at the upper right-hand corner of the top bar.

From the context menu, select Extensions -> Manage Extensions.

You will see all the extensions that you have installed on your browser.

Note: You can also enter chrome://extensions/ in the address bar to reach the same page.

Go through the extensions and find the one

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