Uninstall an extension To the right of your address bar, look for the extension's icon. Right-select the icon and select Remove from Chrome. If you don't find the extension's icon: On your computer, open Chrome. At the top right, select More Extensions Manage extensions. On the extension you want to remove, select Remove. To confirm, select Remove.
Tip: Before you install an extension, check which Chrome settings the extension changes. If an extension changes your new tab page and default search engine, you'll be asked to confirm you changed your search engine on purpose. Change your settings back to normal If you don't want your settings changed, uninstall or disable the extension.
Add an extension Open the Chrome Web Store. In the left column, click Extensions. Browse or search for what you'd like to add. When you find an extension you'd like to add, click Add to Chrome. If you're adding an extension: Review the types of data that the extension will be able to access. Click Add extension. You'll see your extensions in Chrome as buttons on the toolbar. How extensions ...
For details, see View and configure apps and extensions and Set app and extension policies. As a Microsoft Windows administrator, you can use Group Policy to set policies that control the use of apps and extensions in Chrome browser on managed Windows computers.
Uninstall apps or extensions To remove an app or extension from your Chromebook, follow the steps below. Uninstall an app In the corner of your screen, select the Launcher . Right-click the app you want to remove. Select Uninstall or Remove from Chrome. Select Uninstall. Uninstall an extension Open Chrome. Select More More tools Extensions.
If you're having problems with your apps, extensions, and themes, try these steps. If you can't install an extension or theme Chrome version: Make sure you have the latest version of Chrome.
The Google Translate extension on Microsoft Edge browser is not working anymore. It keeps taking me to a help page which only has tips for Chrome, Android, iPhone and iPad. I am clearly NOT using Chrome and all articles only talk about Chrome and no other browser.
To apply policies and settings to a specific Chrome app or extension, you need to identify it. Every app and extension in the Chrome Web Store has its own unique identification (ID) that doesn’t change across versions. So, if a user installs a specific app or extension on multiple devices, it has the same ID on all devices.
Best practices for extension developers This article is for developers creating Chrome extensions for users in a business or a school. If you’re creating extensions and publishing them through the Chrome Web Store, follow these Chrome extension development guidelines.
