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# Here's how to add the RiteForge browser extension to a browser, such as Opera/Vivaldi/Brave/etc. that uses Chrome browser extensions

| Updated September 11, 2025

## Here's how to add either the RiteForge or the RiteTag browser extension to a browser, such as Opera/Vivaldi/Brave/Edge/etc. that uses Chrome browser extensions

1. Go to the [Chrome](https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/riteforge/ifhenecelemoiingiaipaicpnmkhiohn) RiteForge page while on your **Vivaldi**, **Edge**, **Torch**, **Brave**, **Opera**, **Dolphin**, **Yandex**, or **Puffin** web browser. For RiteTag, you will need to visit the [Chrome](https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/ritetag/hclhpnhohpmlbadmeieecaandnglfodm) RiteTag page while you are on your non-Chrome browser. Or, for RiteForge, you will need to visit [RiteForge for Chrome](https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/ritetag-the-social-media/flookmlccbimcdpnbblpdjhpmjlblfgg/) (in the ChromeStore) while on your non-Chrome  web browser.
2. Open **the non-Chrome browser.**
3. Click the **Settings and more** (three-dotted) button in the top-right.
4. Select the **Extensions** option. **Select the Chromium extensions** option.
5. Turn on the Allow **extensions** from other stores toggle switch. **In the non-Chrome browser,** enable **Chrome extensions**.
6. Click the Allow button.

**If you find the extension useful, we'd love you so much if you would give us a quick review, by the way!**

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Remember: you can add your RiteForge Extension to Chrome, Firefox and Safari, too - any/all, and with just one RiteForge account, even on multiple machines.