Ah, the Web Store—Chrome’s version of a flea market. You saw a cute sticker organizer app, downloaded it, and now it’s collecting virtual dust. To remove these, open a new tab and type chrome://apps in the address bar. Hit enter. You’ll see a full list of your installed apps, like a lineup at a police station.
From here, right-click the app you regret, then select “Remove from Chrome.” Some apps might ask for confirmation—just click “Remove.” Done. It’s like finally returning that ugly sweater your aunt gave you. No hard feelings.
How to delete apps on Chromebook?
But what about the sneaky ones: Extensions versus Apps?
Let’s clear this up because it’s a classic mix-up. Extensions are those little tools that live next to your address bar—like ad blockers or password managers. Apps are the bigger, lonelier icons that open in their own window. They’re cousins, not siblings.
If you accidentally try to remove an extension using the App removal method, you’ll just get confused. For extensions, click the puzzle piece icon (next to your profile picture) and manage them there. But that’s a story for another day. Today, we’re on a holy mission to delete apps.
