Which Chrome settings can cause extensions to not show up when accessing cryptocurrency platforms?

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• Dec 30, 2021 · 3 years ago
  One possible Chrome setting that can cause extensions to not show up when accessing cryptocurrency platforms is the 'Block third-party cookies' setting. When this setting is enabled, it can interfere with the functioning of certain extensions, including those related to cryptocurrency. To fix this issue, you can disable the 'Block third-party cookies' setting in Chrome's privacy settings. Another Chrome setting that can affect the visibility of extensions on cryptocurrency platforms is the 'Allow sites to run Flash' setting. If this setting is disabled, it can prevent certain extensions that rely on Flash from appearing. To resolve this, you can enable the 'Allow sites to run Flash' setting in Chrome's advanced settings. Additionally, if you have any ad-blocking extensions installed in Chrome, they may interfere with the display of certain elements on cryptocurrency platforms. In such cases, you can try disabling the ad-blocking extension or adding an exception for the specific cryptocurrency platform you're accessing. It's worth noting that different cryptocurrency platforms may have specific requirements or recommendations for Chrome settings. It's always a good idea to check the platform's documentation or support resources for any specific settings or configurations that may be necessary for optimal performance.
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• Dec 30, 2021 · 3 years ago
  When accessing cryptocurrency platforms, it's important to ensure that your Chrome settings are properly configured to allow the visibility of extensions. Some Chrome settings that can prevent extensions from showing up include the 'Block third-party cookies' setting, the 'Allow sites to run Flash' setting, and the presence of ad-blocking extensions. By adjusting these settings and making sure they align with the requirements of the cryptocurrency platform you're using, you can ensure a smooth experience without any missing extensions.
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• Dec 30, 2021 · 3 years ago
  At BYDFi, we understand the importance of having extensions properly displayed when accessing cryptocurrency platforms. One Chrome setting that can cause extensions to not show up is the 'Block third-party cookies' setting. This setting can interfere with the functioning of certain extensions, including those related to cryptocurrency. To resolve this issue, you can disable the 'Block third-party cookies' setting in Chrome's privacy settings. Additionally, if you have any ad-blocking extensions installed, they may also affect the visibility of extensions on cryptocurrency platforms. In such cases, you can try disabling the ad-blocking extension or adding an exception for the specific cryptocurrency platform you're accessing. By adjusting these settings, you can ensure a seamless experience when using cryptocurrency platforms.
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