> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.devolutions.net/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.devolutions.net/password-manager/da/browser-extension/installation/chrome.md).

# Chrome

Føj browserudvidelsen til Devolutions Password Manager til Google Chrome, og fastgør den ved hjælp af knappen Føj til Chrome i Chrome Web Store.

Følg trinnene nedenfor for at fuldføre installationen af browserudvidelsen til Devolutions Password Manager i webbrowseren Chrome.

1. Åbn et Chrome-vindue.
2. Download browserudvidelsen til Devolutions Password Manager fra vores [webside](https://devolutions.net/download-center/#password-manager:chrome).
3. Klik på knappen ***Føj til Chrome***.
4. Klik på ***Tilføj udvidelse*** i bekræftelsesdialogboksen.
5. Klik på knappen ***Udvidelser*** i Chrome og på ***Fastgør*** for browserudvidelsen til Devolutions Password Manager for at afslutte installationen.

De kan nu få adgang til udvidelsen ved at klikke på knappen for browserudvidelsen til Devolutions Password Manager i øverste højre hjørne af Deres Chrome-webbrowser.


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