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Chrome extensions can interfere with how a site is rendered and/or its behavior. This introduces unnecessary states and potential sources of errors.

So: Is there a way to disable all Chrome extensions for visitors of a certain website?

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I dont think such API exists (we are taking about webiste scripts, right?) However you could determine if specific extension installed and update your code accordingly. Check this topic how to do this.

Even better and actual topic if you are fighting with adblock plus ;)

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Andrey
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  • I was hoping the reply would be more 'Yes, Google Chrome allows for a way of turning off all extentions by setting the following tag'. But I'll attack them on a extension by extension basis instead. Thanks. – bjornl Sep 15 '13 at 11:51
  • Chrome allows user to decide, user may disable extension anytime, or use browser incognito mode without specific extensions. But user cannot control your website. So I think this is correct behavior now. BTW Chrome does not allow many things to extensions developers as well to prevent such "unauthorized" things – Andrey Sep 15 '13 at 12:51
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The best way to handle so far is to disable Extension sync in that specific browser.

Steps to follow: https://superuser.com/questions/528014/how-to-disable-chrome-extensions-without-disabling-them-across-multiple-synced-d

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