Google recently developed an innovative feature that allows you to enable or disable Chrome extensions for specific websites.
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The Chrome Web Store offers a wealth of extensions, but this is not without risk – some can cause problems with the browser or website, and some sites don't even accept ad blockers.
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Unfortunately, Google Chrome currently limits you by only allowing you to disable extensions for all websites in the browser settings . There is no way to adjust extension permissions for individual sites .
The Reddit user Leopeva64-2 recently revealed an exciting new feature from Google: the ability to enable the extension on a specific site. Now, users have full control over which extensions are enabled or disabled for any websites they visit!
This feature is exposed only through the extensions menu and it is not possible to manage extension permissions per site via the settings page, at least for now.
As part of this feature update, Google will also let you use the redesigned extensions menu to enable or disable specific extensions for a particular website.
While it is possible to do this from each extension's settings, this will provide an easier way to implement a list of custom extensions that you want to use with a website.
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It is important to know that the brand-new Chrome extensions menu is currently in development and we do not know when it will be released.
BleepingComputer made an attempt to test the new feature in Chrome Beta, but was unable to get it to work, suggesting that this may be part of an A/B test.
Source of information: bleepingcomputer.com
