I don’t use browser private/incognito modes very often, but sometimes when I do I also want some of the installed Extensions to be available. My browser of choice is Vivaldi and it does allow you to enable extensions, on a per extension basis, in private mode.
To do this, open the Extensions page from the menu or using Ctrl+Shift+E and click the details button on the plugin you want to enable…
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Enable Extensions in Vivaldi Private Mode
I don’t use browser private/incognito modes very often, but sometimes when I do I also want some of the installed Extensions to be available. My browser of choice is Vivaldi and it does allow you to enable extensions, on a per extension basis, in private mode.
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