Google Chrome is one of the most popular browsers and, naturally, there are a huge variety of different plugins and extensions for it, which sometimes can simply interfere with the network.
Each user of a personal computer working with the Google Chrome browser can easily and easily view a list of all installed and used plugins. To do this, just enter a special command in the address bar, which looks like this: about: plugins, and if it does not work, then you can use another one - chrome: // plugins /. After confirming the transition to one of these links, a special window will open in which all used and installed plugins for this browser will be displayed.
How do I disable plugins in Google Chrome?
It is very easy to disable plugins. To do this, it is enough to find in the list exactly the one that the user needs, and under it click on the special link "Disable". If there is a need for it again, you can put it back in place using the "Enable" button. It is worth noting one important nuance, which is that by using the "Details" link, the user can find out more information about a particular plug-in installed on the computer. Using this button, you can find out the location of a plug-in on the computer and completely remove it from the PC, find out the full name or its characteristics.
Disable all plugins
In some versions of Google Chrome, the user can automatically disable all working plugins or delete them. It should be noted that removal in this case will be relevant absolutely for all browsers installed on the computer. To disable or remove all plugins, you need to find the shortcut of the Google Chrome browser and right-click on it. In the context menu that appears, click on "Properties". A new window will open, where in the "Object" field after the application name ("… chrome.exe") you need to enter the command --disable-plugins and click on the confirmation button. During subsequent launches of the Google Chrome browser, no plug-in will be used anymore.
It is also worth mentioning critical security updates that can occur when working with plugins. For the most part, this only happens with the Adobe Flash Player plugin. You need to install such updates yourself if you need them. When working with the browser, you may receive special notifications about the installation of such updates. It is not necessary to install them, but it is advisable, as this will allow more efficient use of the browser.
