Enable Adblock Plus in Chrome Incognito (Private) Mode
Posted December 23, 2011 by Nick Vogt in Web and Internet
By default Google Chrome disables your extensions for Incognito windows. This is in general a good practice since extensions can collect and store private data. But for me, it is particularly irritating to not have Adblock Plus enabled. Opening an Incognito window feels like I'm being transported back in time to 2006 or something. Full-screen popups, flashing banner ads, "fake" links littered throughout a text document, and other horrors.
Luckily, you can easily enable your extensions in Incognito mode by going to Tools -> Extensions, clicking the little arrow to the left of the extension in mind, and then clicking "Allow in incognito":

Luckily, you can easily enable your extensions in Incognito mode by going to Tools -> Extensions, clicking the little arrow to the left of the extension in mind, and then clicking "Allow in incognito":

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