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Vget Extension Chrome Doesn'T Certain Videos Full Compatibility Information

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You can always disable it later if it seems to be getting in the way.

Since nearly every website now supports Chrome notifications, youre likely to get way too many requests.

By default, its set to Ask before sending, which means youll see the site.com wants to send you notifications popup on websites.

Theyll either lock access until you turn your adblocker off or theyll hit you with a bunch of ads asking you to turn ads back on.

You can block JavaScript for all sites, or add sites to a block list which cuts off JavaScript just for those sites.

Other times you might just prefer a larger font or a clearer one.

Thats better than using the same password for everything but it comes with some issues too.

Another is that anyone who sits down at a device with a synced Chrome account on it can see all your passwords by going here.

That could be a serious problem is you use the same password across multiple accounts.

Keep accounts updated with current email addresses so you can reset them quickly during a security break.

That way, if you need the same sites open when you sit down to work, you can set Chrome to display them automatically every time you relaunch the browser.

You can choose these manually or have Chrome open the pages you have open now.

Google doesnt provide information on which websites respect this request.

If privacy is a major concern, you should look into privacy-positive extensions that actually do prevent tracking.

Thats because its an absolute security and privacy dumpster fire.

Which is why Chrome is removing support for Flash entirely.

If you cant get around it, you can have Chrome ask you if you want to use Flash instead of blocking it entirely.

This is a much better option than turning on Flash by default.

You can add sites to these lists to default to one option or the other every time you visit.

Just like in other Chrome settings, theres a Block list and an Allow list.

Adding apps that you use regularly to the Allow list will make sure your mic and camera always work.

To remove an app from the Allow list, just click the trashcan next to it.

Youre not handing Google the keys to the kingdom by enabling this, but you are making it more likely that Chromes automated detection of suspicious websites will improve and eventually protect you better.

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