Simple Ways To Access Extensions On Google Chrome: 8 Steps

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1 Open Chrome on your computer. Since the mobile web browser doesn't feature extensions, you'll need to use a computer to continue.
2 Click the Extensions icon and select Manage Extensions. It looks like a jigsaw puzzle piece that you'll find in the top-right corner of your browser.
- If you don't see the icon here, click the three-dot menu icon and select More tools > Extensions.
3 Click the switches to toggle extensions on and off. A blue switch means that the extension is enabled while a grey switch means it's off.
- You can also click the toggle next to "Allow incognito" if you want the extension to work when you're browsing in Incognito mode.
- Repair any broken, corrupted, or not working extensions by clicking Repair.
4 Allow your extensions site access. Click an extension to see more details about it. Under the "Site access" header, change the drop-down menu to what you want. For example, select "on all sites" to give an extension permission to run on any site. Change it to "on click" if you want the extension to load only when you click it.
5 Uninstall unwanted extensions. If you don't want an extension, click Remove to delete it from your browser.[2] Advertisement