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Despite the variety of extensions available on the Chrome online store, users may encounter issues when websites restrict the use of certain extensions, such as ad blockers.
Chrome allows users to turn on or off extensions for each web page.
Recently, as discovered by a Reddit account, Google is actively exploring a new feature that empowers users to manage the activation or deactivation of extensions on a specific webpage.
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Users can leverage this functionality through the extensions menu but cannot oversee the permissions of extensions on each webpage through the settings page.
- Read more: How to activate extensions in incognito mode on Google Chrome
Previously, if users had to access the settings of each utility to adjust, now, the search giant has redesigned the extension menu, allowing users to enable or disable extensions for a specific website. This will make it easier to control the list of extensions used on a website.
It's worth noting that the new extension menu has not yet appeared on Chrome Beta, so this feature of Chrome may still be in development, and users can enable or disable extensions on each website in upcoming Chrome updates.
In addition, if you do not want to use these Add-on utilities, readers can refer to how to remove Add-ons on Google Chrome here to optimize the performance of the machine when using the browser. Don't forget to visit Mytour daily to update the latest technology information.
