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dartharva 6y ago
A better approach at installing your extension (and others) on Chrome without the pesky developer mode popup on Windows: 1. Drag and drop the .crx file on the Chrome Extensions page with Developer Mode enabled. It will automatically deactivate the extension once added. 2. Note the ID(s) of the extension you want to enable. This extension has ID: lkbebcjgcmobigpeffafkodonchffocl 3. Open regedit. Create a new string for each extension you want to enable with sequential names (indices), e.g. 1, 2,... under the key HKLM\Software\Policies\Google\Chrome\ExtensionInstallWhitelist (create one if it doesn't exist). Enter the extension ID(s) as string values in them. 4. Restart Chrome. It will mention 'managed by your organization' in the dropdown menu. 5. Once added, I've found that you can easily update this extension in chrome by dragging an updated crx file into the extensions page without having to create new registry values again.
- joker765 6y ago
  This never worked for me though.
  - dartharva 6y ago
    Worked for me.
    - joker765 6y ago
      Depends on the Windows-version you're using, I guess.
    - joker765 6y ago
      For Win10 Home this works: https://sourceforge.net/projects/devwarningpatchgen-bat https://sourceforge.net/projects/devwarningpatchgen-bat
dr_kiszonka 6y ago
The Android version requires installing the Yandex Browser. Does anybody know if this browser is safe? Or at least on par with Chrome and Brave?
- joker765 6y ago
  Well, you don't have any options on Android (regarding support for extensions). But I'm very content with Yandex (no Google Play release logs though).
- messi843 6y ago
  On Android Yandex is the only option, but I'm very content with it. Most extensions related to cookies aren't working on Kiwi though.

dartharva 6y ago

A better approach at installing your extension (and others) on Chrome without the pesky developer mode popup on Windows: 1. Drag and drop the .crx file on the Chrome Extensions page with Developer Mode enabled. It will automatically deactivate the extension once added. 2. Note the ID(s) of the extension you want to enable. This extension has ID: lkbebcjgcmobigpeffafkodonchffocl 3. Open regedit. Create a new string for each extension you want to enable with sequential names (indices), e.g. 1, 2,... under the key HKLM\Software\Policies\Google\Chrome\ExtensionInstallWhitelist (create one if it doesn't exist). Enter the extension ID(s) as string values in them. 4. Restart Chrome. It will mention 'managed by your organization' in the dropdown menu. 5. Once added, I've found that you can easily update this extension in chrome by dragging an updated crx file into the extensions page without having to create new registry values again.

joker765 6y ago
This never worked for me though.
- dartharva 6y ago
  Worked for me.
  - joker765 6y ago
    Depends on the Windows-version you're using, I guess.
  - joker765 6y ago
    For Win10 Home this works: https://sourceforge.net/projects/devwarningpatchgen-bat https://sourceforge.net/projects/devwarningpatchgen-bat

dr_kiszonka 6y ago

The Android version requires installing the Yandex Browser. Does anybody know if this browser is safe? Or at least on par with Chrome and Brave?

joker765 6y ago
Well, you don't have any options on Android (regarding support for extensions). But I'm very content with Yandex (no Google Play release logs though).
messi843 6y ago
On Android Yandex is the only option, but I'm very content with it. Most extensions related to cookies aren't working on Kiwi though.