Extensions

1zero Browser is built on Chromium, so extensions from the Chrome Web Store install and run as they do in Chrome.

Installing

Go to the Chrome Web Store, open an extension, and press Add to Chrome. The browser downloads it first, then asks you, showing the permissions it wants. It installs once you agree.

Coming from another browser? Settings → Import installs your extensions again, fresh from the Chrome Web Store. See Importing.

Firefox add-ons aren't Chrome extensions, so they can't be installed.

Using them

There's no toolbar, so extensions live in two places:

• The command center's bottom bar. Your extensions sit at its right end. Press one to open its popup, or right-click it for its menu: its own items, Options, Pin to top bar, and Uninstall….
• The titlebar. An extension you pin shows in the top-right corner with the other titlebar buttons. Press it to open its popup over the page. Right-click it for the same menu, with Unpin from top bar.

If you hide Pinned extensions in Settings → Appearance → Title bar buttons: top right, pinned extensions stay out of the titlebar.

An extension opened with no web page in front of it opens its options page in a tab. If it has none, its popup opens in a small window of its own.

Managing them

Settings → Extensions → Installed lists every extension with its version and how many permissions it has.

• The switch turns an extension on or off without removing it.
• Pressing the row opens its options page, or its popup page if it has no options.
• The remove button, or Remove… in the right-click menu, uninstalls it.

Loading your own

Load unpacked… loads an extension from a folder on your computer, as Chrome's developer mode does.