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How To Enable Adblock in Chrome Incognito Mode (Private Browsing)
Dec 23, 2011Web and InternetComments (6)
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. However, it can be particularly irritating to not have an ad blocker enabled. Full-screen popups, flashing banner ads, "fake" links littered throughout a text document, and other horrors.
Luckily, you can quickly enable your extensions in Incognito mode by going to Tools -> Extensions from the menu button and clicking the "Allow in incognito" checkbox next to the extensions you want:
uBlock, AdBlock, and AdBlock Plus can be enabled for Incognito mode in this way.
Luckily, you can quickly enable your extensions in Incognito mode by going to Tools -> Extensions from the menu button and clicking the "Allow in incognito" checkbox next to the extensions you want:
uBlock, AdBlock, and AdBlock Plus can be enabled for Incognito mode in this way.
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Thank you!
very very thanks
Thanks useful information for website owner. Its a very big problem for blogger now days. A blogger do hard work and spend many hours on making a post but a adblocker lost ower every thing
hell yeah i can finally fap without ads
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