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Is there a way to disable extension access to specific websites?

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ashrnkhan65
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From a security / QOL pov I'd like to disable an extension on some websites, and was wondering if there were any methods to do this?

I searched this question first through reddit and the support site and found similar questions with no updates asked between 4-6 years ago, wondering if there's been a method implemented yet or if it's still not possible.

Thanks!

From a security / QOL pov I'd like to disable an extension on some websites, and was wondering if there were any methods to do this? I searched this question first through reddit and the support site and found similar questions with no updates asked between 4-6 years ago, wondering if there's been a method implemented yet or if it's still not possible. Thanks!

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You can create a separate profile with different extensions and use it for select sites. An easy way to do this is to install Developer Edition.

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cor-el
cor-el
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With Manifest V3 (MV3) extensions this should be possible as that allows to activate an extension website specific.

zeroknight
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You can create a separate profile with different extensions and use it for select sites. An easy way to do this is to install Developer Edition.