Guide: How to Disable Chrome Extensions for Particular Websites
Extensions give browsers their usefulness and turn them into “clearing houses” with one window for everything we do on the Internet. But browser add-ons and extensions come with baggage. They get something out of the computer’s memory and also add to the visual clutter. If your memory is finite, and your browser is just that much, you really need to manage all the extensions you have loaded in the browser. God knows, we can’t live without them. We had taken a look Context, a handy little super extension that helped us intelligently group our extensions into groups and enable or disable them according to their usefulness. Now let’s have a look at another extension called (what else) Extension automation that works more intuitively by enabling or disabling extensions for specific websites.
The two clear benefits of using extension automation
Extension automation prevents other extensions from running in the background and using memory. But when you land on a website where you need a particular extension to be active, Extension Automation automatically turns it on so that the said extension can function as it is intended on the specific website. In function, extension automation is a very simple utility. But the benefits it will bring you are obvious. Extension Automation’s other direct role is that it reduces your visual clutter by removing and hiding the currently unnecessary extensions until they need to be enabled on a particular website.
Setting it up Up For automation
After you install it, you should spend some time setting it up upAs you can see in the screen below, Extension Automation lists all your installed extensions. All you need to do is choose Enable and then choose the extension website pair for the automation to take effect.
For example, you may want to read our articles with Clearly, the Evernote add-on that aids in readability and also saves them in Evernote for more productive web browsing. You can also disable an extension for a specific website where this is more of a nuisance. I’m using an extension called HoverZoom which is a great extension, but gets annoying on some sites where I don’t want it to enlarge images when my mouse is hovering them. I can turn it off for those specific websites.
The great thing about Extension Automation is that you can use not only web addresses, but also keywords to monitor the automation of an extension. Extension Automation automatically activates the chosen extensions for the specified keywords. The browser tool keeps track of “tabs” on all your open tabs. To instantly switch between enabling and disabling an extension, click the icon for that extension.
Conclusion
Immediate benefits are better performance when you have too many tabs open. Sometimes that’s not directly measurable, but what you’ll appreciate more is the reduced visual clutter. Try Extension Automation and tell us if it can give you these two immediate benefits.
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