how and where do get the extension for chrome Tar.bz2

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Hi, ljpete. Can you tell us what you are trying to do?

A .tar file usually contains many files put together into one single file, an archive file.

A .bz2 file is a compressed file that usually has to be extracted to be able to use it.

(To extract a .tar.bz2 file you use tar -xfvj)

you do not

it is not a thing you play or run

it is a compressed folder

normally you just need to do , after you download it is
" double click it " and your archive manager will ask you what to do -- THE SAME as on windows xp,vista,7,8,10,...
" r-click it" and select what to do with it -- THE SAME as on windows xp,vista,7,8,10,...