Recently, the editor’s Chrome has a mysterious problem. When playing YouTube, it can only read for a few seconds, and then it crashes. Later, I speculated that it might be a problem with the expansion components, so I went into the background and turned them on and off one by one, and finally found the problem. I just thought that it would be very troublesome to test like this every time I encounter a problem. After a little search, I found this set of expansion components “Quick Extension Management” specially used to manage expansion functions.
Image source:chrome online app store
This set of software is mainly a plug-in used to specifically manage the extension component functions of the Chrome browser. After installation, click on the icon on the browser and it will list all the extensions you have installed so far. This plug-in also has two functions: “Enable all” and “Disable all”. If the browser suddenly encounters strange problems, or you feel that the computer performance is insufficient, you can click Disable All to stop all plug-ins.
The current usage of the editor is that I only enable those plug-ins that I commonly use or must be permanent, and close the rest. If you need to use it, just turn on this function and check to activate the plug-in. At least after installing this, you don’t have to go to the Chrome browser settings to find the function, which can be said to be a lot more convenient.
Related links
Quick extension management installation page (requires Chrome)
Source: KOCPC Chinese