Google Chrome- Install, Manage, and Remove Extensions on Any Device

Learn how to install, manage, remove, and repair Chrome extensions to customize your browsing experience. This guide covers desktop and mobile devices, including Windows, Mac, Android, Chromebook, and iOS. If an extension becomes corrupted, Chrome disables it for your protection and offers a “Repair” button to fix the issue. Reinstalling the extension from the Chrome Web Store is another option if problems persist.

For detailed step-by-step instructions, visit:

• ​​​​​Install and manage extensions
• Manage extensions that change your settings (Windows and Mac only)
• Extensions in Incognito mode
• Uninstall apps or Extensions (Chromebook only)

​​​​​​​Note: When installing or updating apps or extensions, you may see a data access warning. This does not mean the app is harmful, only that it could access your data. You can allow or deny permission based on your comfort level.​​​​​​​

• Permissions Requested by Apps and Extensions 

Repair a Corrupted Extension

1. In Chrome, click the menu icon (three vertical dots in the upper-right corner). 
2. Select Extensions> Manage Extensions. 
3. Find the corrupted extension and click Repair. 
4. Confirm by clicking Repair extension. 

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