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This is what Chrome notified me about today, perhaps it will be useful to fellow Crossriders, and also included in some of the recommended Chrome debugging/deployment processes: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/de...
I looks like a separate app that lists installed apps/extensions, and allows to see their console, their "behaviour" (interactions with tabs and pages in the browser), allows updating, repackaging etc.
This could be helpful!
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Hm, and it looks like Chrome is now automatically deleting dev extensions after reboot, without even asking. I guess they're tightening the screws even more.Comment
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Hello Anton,
Thanks for the information. Which version of Chrome are you using?
I'm currently on 37 and I see the Chrome App you mention and I also get requests whether I want to keep Dev extension. Are you saying that in the new version (38) the dev extensions are removed automatically without prompting? (If so, I weary of upgrading :-( but I guess I'll have o bit the bullet sooner or later) -
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Hi Shlomo,
I am on Win Chrome 37.0.2062.103m, and it did uninstall it silently twice already. It was asking me for confirmation up until Friday night, so I assume it is a feature of new version. May be not a major version, though. -
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1Hello Anton,
Thanks. I accepted the the latest Chrome update and it still appears to prompt for removing local/dev extensions. Maybe it's something peculiar to your environment. Either way, thanks for the info. -
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1Hi Anton,
You can use Chrome Canary to develop extensions without having them automatically disabled!
It's a side by side install, so your stable Chrome will remain on your machine.
https://www.google.co.uk/intl/en/chro...-
That's a really good idea, thank you!
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Nope, even Canary removes the extension :( May be it is some setting deeper under the hood which I am not aware of.
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