The Chrome Desktop and Chrome Mobile are mostly identical with little limitations on the mobile version.

But, here is a cool way to use Chrome Extensions on Android.

So, we have to use another browser which supports Chrome Extensions.

Also, Kiwi Browser is based on Chromium so the look and feel are similar to that of Google Chrome.

Make sure, the Kiwi Browser version is 73.0.03683.90 or above.

View My Chrome Extensions Download The Same

If you cannot find the same version of the app on play store, you can download the same from GitHub.

View My Chrome Extensions Code On GitHub

Since Kiwi Browser is open-source you can view the source code on GitHub as well.

To go to the extension page, click on the 3 dots at the top right corner.

On this page, you will find a hyperlink named Kiwi Web Store.

However, this is the same Chrome Web Store from where you can download the desktop extensions.

Alternatively, you can also type chrome:extensions on the browser to visit the extensions page.

So, you wont find extensions triggering in as they do on the desktop.

But you can always go back to the Home Page, click on the three dots and use the extensions manually by clicking on them.

For example, Keepa doesnt work well in the mobile mode, but when I switch to the desktop site, I can see the Keepa section properly on the webpage.

These seem to work well on Chrome Mobile and are kind of a must-have.

We will update this article in case we have anything new for Kiwi Browser.

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