Fix Guide

Fix "This Extension Is No Longer Supported" in Chrome

Chrome shows "This extension is no longer supported" when an extension uses outdated APIs, was removed from the Web Store, or is incompatible with your Chrome version. The safest approach is to find a maintained replacement from the Chrome Web Store. Avoid downloading old copies from unofficial sources.

Why This Happens

  • The extension relies on Manifest V2, which Chrome has fully deprecated in Chrome 138.
  • The extension was removed from the Chrome Web Store for policy violations.
  • The developer stopped maintaining the extension and it became incompatible with updates.
  • Chrome proactively disabled the extension due to detected security concerns.
  • The extension is incompatible with your specific Chrome version.

What You Can Do

  • Search for the extension name in the Chrome Web Store for its current status.
  • Check Extension Fixes for alternatives to common affected extensions.
  • Look for official MV3 versions or community-maintained forks.
  • Export your extension settings if still accessible before removing it.
  • Consider alternative browsers like Firefox if you need specific extension functionality.
  • Contact the extension developer to inquire about MV3 updates.

What Not To Do

  • Do not download CRX files from unofficial download sites.
  • Do not install extensions with similar names assuming they are successors.
  • Do not disable Chrome security features to force-install unsupported extensions.
  • Do not give excessive permissions to unknown replacement extensions.
  • Do not assume an extension is safe just because it appears legitimate.

Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Sources

Sources

Last updated: May 13, 2026

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