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Chrome "enterprise" policy bypass
Go to: chrome://net-internals/#modules
Find Module by name, for e.g. "Alexa"
Get it's ID: `cknebhggccemgcnbidipinkifmmegdel`
Find chrome ext directory by profile:
```
$ sudo find / -iname "cknebhggccemgcnbidipinkifmmegdel"
​ /home/devil/.config/google-chrome/Profile 1/Extensions/cknebhggccemgcnbidipinkifmmegdel
```
Remove the directory:
```
$ rm -rf $DIR/cknebhggccemgcnbidipinkifmmegdel
​ Removed: /home/devil/.config/google-chrome/Profile 1/Extensions/cknebhggccemgcnbidipinkifmmegdel
```
Create new directory with that name and give lowest perms:
```
$ mkdir cknebhggccemgcnbidipinkifmmegdel && chmod 444 cknebhggccemgcnbidipinkifmmegdel
```
Run Chrome again and enjoy enterprise-free Chrome.
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