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Just go to settings for the extension, and tick the box to allow it?

• 2Gkashmiri 3y ago
  i am not finding it
  • tlavoie 3y ago
    OK, here goes. I'm on Linux; location of the settings menu may differ, depending on what you use. - Go to Tools menu, select "Add-Ons and Themes". You can also go to about:addons in the URL bar. - On that page, I have on the left: Recommendations, Extensions, Themes, Plugins. Choose Extensions. - You should be in a page that says, "Manage Your Extensions" near the top. Scroll down to find the one in question, Sidebery in this case. - To the right of the enable/disable toggle, there is an icon with three dots. - Click the three-dot icon, select "Manage". - One of the options is, "Run in Private Windows". Select "Allow". If I open a private window, Sidebery isn't open by default, but is available if the extension icon is clicked in the bar under the tabs, or I click Ctrl-e to toggle back and forth. Hope this helps!
    • 2Gkashmiri 3y ago
      i have that. i know about that and that is not my question. what i am saying is, when i open a private window, sideberry does not auto start. I have to press ctrl-e to open it. then it can work as expected. in normal window (which i dont use) it persists across new windows so i am suspecting this is a bug
      • tlavoie 3y ago
        Ah, OK. I would just hit ctrl-e and move on, but that's just me.