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You can block their updates if you like (by editing your HOSTS file I imagine), but then you'd be running out-of-date software. I don't think that you can blam
by cryptoz 16y ago
You can block their updates if you like (by editing your HOSTS file I imagine), but then you'd be running out-of-date software.
I don't think that you can blame Chrome's updates for breaking that extension. It's much more likely that the extension is broken.
- aboodman 16y agoIn this case it was our (Chrome team's) fault. We broke an API, which we try to never do. The bug is: http://crbug.com/47726 http://crbug.com/47726. I actually thought this had already been rolled to stable, but it hasn't yet. I will check if we can get it done more quickly.