How do I disable content filtering on Chrome?

How do I turn off explicit filter in Chrome?

You cannot do this.

This is a good thing because the way it works, it protects children (ie users who have not signed up on a site that uses the technology) from getting bombarded with explicit imagery.

What if I want to share a link of an explicit image? Should the people who follow me get to see it, even though I have signed up? You cannot turn the flag off. It may be that Chrome will add an option in the coming months to disable it for individual sites (I'm not a part of Google's team that works on this flag so I'm relying on information from various blogs. Also note that this blog was written about Chrome 24), but that is a long way away. In the meantime, just continue turning it off one domain at a time.

How do I disable content filtering on Chrome?

We use a content filter at work.

It's extremely effective, but it has the unfortunate effect of locking my internet access and I don't get to actually use it, only see it when it happens.

I would like to disable this functionality for specific sites that I visit and leave on all the time. I know I can probably do that through the proxy settings in the Chrome settings.

Where can I find how to disable this feature? This site describes your problem, and points you towards the correct place to do what you want. Disable restrictions for a website. You can disable a website's restrictions without losing the. protections of other websites. To remove restrictions for a website: Go to chrome://settings/contentSettingsManageRestrictions. Scroll down to Disable the restrictions for this site. Select the Disabled box and then click OK. To re-enable the restrictions, repeat steps 1-3.