Do PlugMonkey Extensions Work in Incognito Mode?

Follow these steps to allow any PlugMonkey extension in Incognito:

Incognito mode starts each session with a clean slate — no cookies, no saved logins. This means you will need to log into platforms like X.com, Instagram, or Reddit each time you open an Incognito window before the extension can interact with the page. Your PlugMonkey Pro license key is stored separately and carries over, so you do not need to re-activate.

Chrome isolates extension storage in Incognito mode. This means settings, filters, and saved data from your regular browsing session may not be available in Incognito. For example, X Unfollow Pro's whitelist or Reddit Scout Pro's keyword list may not appear. When you close the Incognito window, any actions taken during that session are preserved on the platform (unfollows, exports, etc.) but local extension data from the Incognito session is discarded.

Most users do not need Incognito mode for PlugMonkey extensions. It is primarily useful when you want to manage a secondary account without logging out of your main account, or when testing extensions in a clean browser environment.

Chrome Guest mode is different from Incognito. Guest mode does not allow any extensions. If you need extension access, use Incognito mode (not Guest mode) and enable the extension as described above.