> 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/fr/browser-extension/devolutions-password-manager-browser-extension-with-remote-desktop-manager/unpair-the-browser-extension.md).

# Dissocier l'extension de navigateur

Supprimez une association de navigateur jumelé dans Remote Desktop Manager pour révoquer l'accès de l'extension de navigateur Devolutions Password Manager à vos coffres.

Si vous souhaitez refuser l'accès à Remote Desktop Manager depuis une extension de navigateur précédemment jumelée, vous devez la supprimer de Remote Desktop Manager.

1. Dans Remote Desktop Manager, allez à ***Fichier – Paramètres – Extensions de navigateur***.
2. Dans la section ***Associations de l'extension de navigateur Devolutions Password Manager***, cliquez sur le bouton ***X*** de l'entrée dans la liste, puis cliquez sur ***OK*** pour enregistrer les modifications.

{% hint style="info" %}
Dans la section ***Associations de l'extension de navigateur Devolutions Password Manager***, vous trouverez une liste de chaque association faite à Remote Desktop Manager, incluant certaines informations pour les identifier. Cela comprend le nom spécifié au moment de l'association (qui est par défaut le nom du navigateur Web), une partie de la clé de chiffrement utilisée entre les deux, sa date de création et la date de sa dernière utilisation.
{% endhint %}


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