# Pinning the Chrome Extension

Sometimes you’ll need to access the PixieBrix Sidebar. The quickest way to trigger that is by clicking the PixieBrix extension icon from the Chrome toolbar.

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If you don’t see it there, that’s easy to fix! Click the puzzle icon at the end of your URL bar. Once the menu opens, you should see all your installed Chrome extensions, including PixieBrix!

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Click the pin icon next to PixieBrix, and now you’ll be able to click the PixieBrix icon from your toolbar anytime you want.


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