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I am running the latest version of Google Chrome 23.0.1271.97 (Official Build 171054) m on Windows 7. Any new extension I install simply disappears (not disabled, total disappearance) once I close and re-start Google Chrome. This is not happening to any of my old extensions; they stay there across Chrome re-starts.

I tried everything Google Help suggested:

1. I created new user profile by renaming the Defaults folder

2. I checked for any permission change that the extensions might have undergone. This is not the case.

3. I am not running in developer mode.

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This happens when I close all instances of Google Chrome. Even if one instance of Chrome is running, this doesn't happen. But I can't have an instance of Google Chrome always running.

I even reported the issue to Google Chrome team to no avail and new.crbug.com is offline. And I skimmed through many threads opened for the same issue only to find souls like me. Stack Exchange is my last resort.

alePavan ManjunathPavan Manjunath

5 Answers

Do you have your extensions set to sync to a Google account?

I have the same version and I have been having a similar problem with all my extension settings being reset every time I do a clean launch of Chrome. Here is a temporary fix that worked for me:

1. Open your Settings by using the menu item Tools => Setting or browsing to chrome://settings/
2. Click the 'Advanced sync settings..' button under 'Sign in'
3. Change 'Sync everything' to 'Choose what to sync'
4. Uncheck Extensions
5. Click Ok
6. Close every instance of Chrome and do a clean launch (or just reboot your computer to be safe)

Of course, this is only a temporary fix because it makes all your extension settings local to that computer, but for me that is better that reapplying all my extension settings every time I launch Chrome.

Finally, with hints from Andy Lech's Answer, I was able to solve this problem (atleast a temporary fix). Here are the quick steps-

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• Go to Settings by typing chrome://settings in your URL bar
• Under Sign In, select Sign in to Chrome.
• Sign in with your Google Account Username and password.
• A pop asking you to Confirm Sync Settings appears. Press OK, SyncEverything. Dont worry you can customize the items you want to syncto your Google account later. But make sure Extensions are checkedand synced
• Now, go ahead and install new extensions from Chrome Webstore
• Re-start Google Chrome. Close all instances of Chrome.
• Wait for some time. As you can see, all your extensions get loadedover a short time period I've written a detailed blog about thiswhich can be found here

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Pavan ManjunathPavan Manjunath

I solved the problem in a simpler way. First, click the Wrench, then Settings, then Extensions. Check the box to enable developer mode.

You will now see the file's location and name highlighted blue. Copy the path and use either Run or the Start menu search bar to reach that path. Delete that file and afterwards you will be fine.

Doktoro Reichard

I found a better way of fixing this issue. Go to the 'more tools' menu and select Task Manager. This is for only Google Task Manager and kill process for all extensions. Go back Toolssettingextensions. You may remove delete any extension now.

Jamal

Go to Wrench Menu In Chrome -> Tools -> Extensions this will give you extensions list.
now take your .crx file and drag on this page . this will permanently installed extensions.

vishal sharmavishal sharma

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