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    <p>Chrome stores extension settings in a JSON file named Preferences in your profile directory (here it is ~/.config/google-chrome/Default/Preferences). The enabled/disabled flag is the "state" key for each extension, with 1 for enabled and 0 for disabled. You could write a script that modified this file before you start Chrome. You could set this script to run on log-in, and even to launch Chrome at the end, if you wanted to auto-start Chrome. Store a list of extensions you want to explicitly disable pre-launch to select only some of them.</p> <p>I would make certain you don't update Preferences while Chrome is running.</p> <p>This works for me, and is likely to work on any *nix-like system. Porting to Windows should be fairly straight-forward: chrome_dir and the check for whether Chrome is running or not may be the only changes required.</p> <pre><code>#!/usr/bin/env python2.6 import datetime import json import os import sys from os import path chrome_dir = path.expanduser("~/.config/google-chrome") if path.lexists(chrome_dir + "/SingletonLock"): # there may be a better and portable way to determine if chrome is running sys.exit("chrome already running") prefs_file = chrome_dir + "/Default/Preferences" now = datetime.datetime.now() prefs_backup_file = prefs_file + now.strftime("-%Y%m%d-%H%M%S") enable_keys = [ # list hash keys, you can find from URL given on chrome://extensions "aeoigbhkilbllfomkmmilbfochhlgdmh", ] disable_keys = [ "hash-like key here", ] default_state = 0 # 1 to enable, 0 to disable, None to leave alone with open(prefs_file) as f: prefs = json.load(f) os.rename(prefs_file, prefs_backup_file) for key, ext in prefs["extensions"]["settings"].iteritems(): if not ext.has_key("state"): # may be blacklisted continue if key in enable_keys: ext["state"] = 1 elif key in disable_keys: ext["state"] = 0 elif default_state is not None: ext["state"] = default_state with open(prefs_file, "w") as f: json.dump(prefs, f) </code></pre>
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    1. COHey @Fred Nurk, I appreciate you taking the time to write a script in Linux, but how do I convert it to Windows, such as VBScript or Powershell?
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    2. CO@Jon: I have no idea about VB and Powershell. This is a Python script, and Python runs on Windows. I listed what I believe to be the only changes needed for Windows, but I don't have it here to check.
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