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> solved by having a setting/option to load extensions that are not hosted in the Chrome Web Store It is the current solution. Unzip, go to extensions, enable
by est 13y ago
> solved by having a setting/option to load extensions that are not hosted in the Chrome Web Store
It is the current solution. Unzip, go to extensions, enable developer mode, load extension. Which IMHO is much more dangerous than downloading crx
- derefr 13y agoIt's a lot more of a hassle, though, to ask users to keep an extracted directory sitting around which Chrome basically symbolically links to, than to just download a .crx, drop it on the extensions window, and then delete that .crx. Even I still get confused sometimes, as a chrome-app developer, when I move a project folder and Chrome suddenly can't find my extension. It goes against how we think of "deploying to test" in any other development workflow.
- captainmuon 13y agoRight, so thats why .exe installers for extensions will now be popping up, which is not exactly better security-wise.