Google Chrome browser will support disabling all extensions on specific websites with one click

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizen Coje_He for the clue delivery! CTOnews.com, January 10 (Xinhua)-- Google is developing a new feature for its Chrome web browser that allows users to disable all extensions on specific sites with one click.

From the screenshot released by the foreign media ghacks, you can see that users can click the expand button in a website and then set a switch to turn off to disable all extensions on the site. Turn on the switch to enable the extension again.

Previously, Google Chrome browser allowed users to manage access to individual extensions, but not all of them directly. CTOnews.com learned that the new features are currently available in Chrome Canary and need to be turned on manually.

This feature is suitable for website access when there is an incompatibility problem, but you don't know which extension is not compatible.

Opening method:

Enter chrome://flags/#extensions-menu-access-control in the Chrome address bar and enter

Change the status of the Extensions Menu Access Control lab function to Enabled

Restart the Chrome web browser