Getting started
Install on Brave, Edge, Opera, Vivaldi, DuckDuckGo, Samsung Internet and Arc
Any Chromium-based browser installs Slop Squash from the Chrome Web Store. Here is where the extension menu lives in each.
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Every browser built on Chromium runs Chrome extensions, and the download page recognises which one you are using and labels the button accordingly. The Chrome Web Store listing is the same for all of them.
| Browser | Where to manage extensions |
|---|---|
| Brave | brave://extensions |
| Edge | edge://extensions (choose Allow extensions from other stores the first time you install from the Chrome Web Store) |
| Opera | opera://extensions (Opera may ask you to enable Chrome Web Store installs with its "Install Chrome extensions" add-on) |
| Vivaldi | vivaldi://extensions |
| DuckDuckGo | duckduckgo://extensions on the desktop browser |
| Samsung Internet | Extensions are managed from the browser's own add-ons menu; support for Chrome Web Store extensions depends on your version |
| Arc | arc://extensions |
Things to know
- Brave's Shields block third-party scripts and some page elements. Slop Squash draws its overlay from a content script inside the page, which Shields do not block, but if a site's own images are blocked there is nothing to check.
- Edge and Opera show a warning that the extension comes from another store. That is expected.
- Safari is not supported. There is no Safari build.
Once installed, follow Your first run.
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