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Custom extensions

How to add custom chrome extensions to an Incogniton profile

Incogniton lets you install custom Chrome-compatible extensions into your browser profiles. This allows you to optimize each profile for your specific workflow, without sacrificing fingerprint protection or anonymity - whether you’re running automation tools, managing ads, blocking trackers, or handling multiple accounts.

In this guide, we’ll walk you through the steps to upload a custom extension and assign it to profiles. Before you begin, ensure the custom extension file you want to upload is saved on your computer and in .crx format.

How to upload and set up a custom extension in Incogniton

1

Upload and create the custom extension

  • Navigate to Browsers > Extensions

  • Click Add extension and go to the custom tab in the pop-up dialog

  • Click Select .crx file

  • Select your .crx file from your computer and follow the prompts to add it

  • Choose a name and description (optional) and click on Add

2

Assign custom extension to a browser profile

  • Create a new profile or edit an existing one

  • Go to Advanced > Extensions & Cookies

  • Go to the custom tab and select the extension under Custom library

  • Click on Save

3

Add custom extension to multiple profiles (bulk)

  • Select the profiles you want to add the extension to

  • Navigate to the toolbar below, go to more actions and click Browser Management > Add Extensions

  • Select the custom extension and click on Save

If you have any questions about the process or are running into issues assigning extensions, reach out to Incogniton Support for assistance.

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