How To Enable/Disable Extensions in Incognito Mode for Chrome, Edge and Opera – Guide
Google Chrome’s incognito mode can be a useful tool, allowing users to disable the browser from saving their online activities during a session. However, it is not foolproof as Internet service providers can still track user activity. While it may not provide complete privacy, incognito mode may come in handy in certain situations.
Google Chrome’s incognito mode disables all installed extensions to protect your private information, but this can make a big difference when surfing the web. To get around this, users can manage and enable extensions in incognito mode.
Steps to allow extensions in incognito mode
On Google Chrome
Users can access more tools by clicking the Chrome menu icon.
To view the extensions installed on your device, click Extensions.
To access a list of extensions, type “chrome: // extensions” into the address bar.
Choose an extension and enable private browsing to use it while surfing the web.
Press the Details button for more information.
To enable private browsing, scroll down to the “Allow in incognito mode” option.
Move the slider to the right to enable this feature.
On Microsoft Edge
Users can access the browser menu by clicking on it.
To activate an extension, click its Details button.
Choose the option to enter privately.
To ensure the latest changes are applied, users must update their Edge browser.
At Opera
Users can access the Opera browser by clicking on the logo in the top left corner.
Find the extension you need to enable in private browsing.
Check the box to enable anonymous access.
Final note
This guide provides step-by-step instructions on how to enable or disable extensions in Incognito Mode for Chrome, Edge and Opera. If you have any questions, please reach out for help. Share the love by sharing this article with your friends.
