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# Open the Google Chrome browser on your PC or MAC. Its icon is a red, yellow, green, and blue sphere. Use the Start menu to find the app quickly in Windows.[[Image:Use the Bitmoji Chrome Extension Step 1.jpg|center]]
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# Open the Google Chrome browser on your PC or MAC. Its icon is a red, yellow, green, and blue sphere. Use the Start menu to find the app quickly in Windows.[[Image:Use the Bitmoji Chrome Extension Step 1.jpg|center]]
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#* Make sure that Google Chrome is up to date. If it's not, go to Menu > Help > About Google Chrome and [[Update Google Chrome|update the app]].
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#* Make sure that Google Chrome is up to date. If it's not, go to Menu > Help > About Google Chrome and [[Update Google Chrome|update the app]].
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# Navigate to the address bar.
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# Navigate to the address bar. Type in the address bar and hit the button. This will open the Google Chrome's “''Experiments''” tab.[[Image:Automatic Tab Discarding Chrome.png|center]]
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# Click on the labelled box, right after the “''Automatic tab discarding''” option. The drop-down menu will appear there.[[Image:Automatic Tab Discarding in Chrome.png|center]]
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# Select from the drop-down menu. The relaunch button will show up after you do so.[[Image:Disable Automatic Tab Discarding in Chrome.png|center]]
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# Click on the button to restart your browser. Your changes will take effect the next time you relaunch Google Chrome. Finished![[Image:Restart Chrome.png|center]]
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== Tips ==
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== Tips ==
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*You can manually discard specific tabs by visiting in a new tab
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*You can manually discard specific tabs by visiting in a new tab.
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== Related wikiHows ==
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== Related wikiHows ==
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