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> (You can ctrl-shift-n in Chromium/Chrome if you need to turn off all extensions for a quick look at something.) You can keep extensions enabled in Chrome as
by ryuuchin 10y ago
> (You can ctrl-shift-n in Chromium/Chrome if you need to turn off all extensions for a quick look at something.)
You can keep extensions enabled in Chrome as well when using incognito. You just have to explicitly enable it on the extensions menu for which extensions you want to keep enabled.
- JoshMnem 10y agoI generally don't do that, because I want one way to open a browser that has no extensions. So I can go to Chrome (alt-6 to get to that virtual desktop) and then ctrl-shift-n to get a plain browser. Firefox keeps the extensions on by default, so if I need to login to one site with different accounts, I can use ctrl-shift-p for a private window, or `$ firefox -P` for a different browser profile.