Install chrome extension for all users

1. Do Chrome extensions work on all accounts?
2. How do I deploy Chrome extensions to group policy?
3. How do I transfer extensions from one account to another?
4. Can anyone publish a Chrome extension?
5. Where is Google Chrome in group policy?
6. How do I stop Chrome from blocking extensions?
7. Why are all my extensions not showing in Chrome?
8. Where did all my Chrome extensions go?
9. Why can't I install extensions on Chrome?
10. Where is the Chrome user data folder?

Do Chrome extensions work on all accounts?

The Chrome Extension can only be used with one account at a time, but if you need to use it for multiple accounts, you can easily accomplish this goal by creating profiles in Chrome.

How do I deploy Chrome extensions to group policy?

To force-install extensions, open your Group Policy Management console (dsa. msc) and go to User Configuration \ Administrative Templates \ Google\ Google Chrome \ Extensions. Go to the setting Configure the list of force-installed apps and extensions and enable it.

How do I transfer extensions from one account to another?

Extensions are contained in seperate folders within the Default directory. Transferring the extension is as simple as copying or moving the folder from the original user's folder to the target user's folder.

Can anyone publish a Chrome extension?

There are 4 ways you can publish app and extensions in the Chrome Web Store: Public—Everyone can see and install the app or extension. Unlisted—Only users with the app or extension link can see and install it. The app doesn't appear in the Chrome Web Store search results.

Where is Google Chrome in group policy?

Open Group Policy Management and create a new GPO. Go into the Group Policy Object Editor and select Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > Google. You will see two subfolders, Google Chrome and Google Chrome (Default Settings).

How do I stop Chrome from blocking extensions?

Go to Allow/block mode. Click Edit. For Play Store, choose what type of apps and extensions you want to let users install. Note: Only the primary account user can install apps and extensions from the Google Play store.

Why are all my extensions not showing in Chrome?

Open the three-dot menu from the top-right corner. Head to More tools > Extensions. Use the toggle for each extension to turn it off. Restart Chrome and go back to the extensions list.

Where did all my Chrome extensions go?

If you are using extensions in your Google Chrome web browser, such as Snap & Read, Co:Writer, Kurzweil or Read&Write, you may have come back from summer break and can't find them in your Chrome browser. Until recently you turned on/off your extensions in Google's Chrome web browser by going into Settings > Extensions.

Why can't I install extensions on Chrome?

Make sure you have the latest version of Chrome. Learn how to update Chrome. If you're using a work or school computer, your administrator might not let you install items from the Chrome Web Store. For more help, contact your administrator.

Where is the Chrome user data folder?

By default, this file is located in %APPDATA%/Google/Chrome. The file can also be stored in %ONEDRIVE%/Google/Chrome by changing the roaming profile location to OneDrive.