Remove Chrome Extensions Mac
A while back I decided to install Google's Chrome browser on my Mac. For a long time I didn't notice anything out of the ordinary until one day I opened Launchpad and found to my annoyance that Google had also installed the following Chrome apps: Google Drive, YouTube, Google Search and Gmail. I was never asked if I wanted these apps installed in OS X El Capitan on my Mac. Google just installed them without my permission. And here's what really annoyed me: when I pressed down on an app icon to delete them from Launchpad, I couldn't do it! I couldn't remove Chrome or the other Google apps like I could with most other OS X apps. The icons wiggled but there was no 'x' to click on to get rid of them.
So I hit DuckDuckGo and did a bit of searching. I found out that showed me how to remove them and I've included that tip for you below.
Apr 24, 2018 - Uninstall Google Extension Using Customize and Control. Click the Customize and control menu icon on the Google Chrome toolbar and then More tools. Select More tools from the menu. Select Extensions from the side menu. Click the trash can icon link next to the extension you wish to remove.
Beware the and see why these. When you install Chrome, you also get four Chrome apps that you may not have wanted. And you can't delete them in OS X's Launchpad. How to remove Google's Chrome browser in OS X Removing the Chrome browser itself is actually quite easy. Go to your Applications folder. Right-click on Chrome and send it to the trash.
i have create a chrome extension and i want to add it manually to chrome on mac osx (10.7 and 10.8)
i tried to do the following steps
add the extension folder under the following url:/Users/talmutzafi/Library/Application Support/Google/Chrome/Profile 20/Extensions/
add the extension data under the preferences list. the preferences list is located on /Users/talmutzafi/Library/Application Support/Google/Chrome/Profile 20/preferences
i tried to add :
after changing it i opened chrome and expected to see my extension but the extension didn't appear.
i checked in window and in addition to adding the extension to the preferences we need to write the extension to the registry.
any ideas what else i need to do in order to install manually the chrome extension folder
thanks
1 Answer
Can you try this path
For a specific user:~USERNAME/Library/Application Support/Google/Chrome/External Extensions/
For all users: /Library/Application Support/Google/Chrome/External Extensions/
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If you do not see external extensions installed when Chrome is launched, there may be a permissions problem with the external extensions preferences files.
References
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