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# Installing the Chrome Extension
## What is the Keeping Chrome Extension?
To use Keeping's features within your Gmail, you must first install the Keeping Sidebar. It's free in the [**Chrome Web Store**](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/keeping-the-original-help/mhmcjokmjcnjmlmmbaopcgkbomfdlpcn) and seamlessly blends Keeping's functionalities into your Gmail account.
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Using Safari? Follow our guide for [**installing the Safari Extension**](/help/setup/installing-the-safari-extension.md).
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## Where can I find the Keeping Chrome Extension?
Go to the [**Chrome Web Store**](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/keeping-the-original-help/mhmcjokmjcnjmlmmbaopcgkbomfdlpcn?pli=1) to find the Keeping Sidebar.
### Click Add to Chrome
Click **Add to Chrome** to install the extension.
### Refresh your browser tab
Go back to the Gmail account you used to sign up for Keeping, and refresh your browser. Don't forget to Login to Keeping in Gmail.
If you haven't done so already, learn about the fundamentals of using Keeping in Gmail.
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[Using Keeping in Gmail](/help/getting-started/using-keeping-in-gmail.md)
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