Hi,
Eureka (I think :p)
Found what was the problem. The issue was with the background.js file.
What I did was to go to the folder where the ext is installed in windows (you can find it by going to the URL chrome://version and copying the profile path and go to the Extensions folder) and compare the files against a version of the ext folder that works in another Windows machine.
That was the key. I found that the file js/background.js was missing (coherent to what the log showed).
Because of that I try to copy the background.js from the good path to the folder where it was missing, to my suprise, as soon as I copy the file, it disappeared :0
Bottom line: Anti-Virus issue (although when I tried to send the background.js file to a co-worker, Outlook didn't let him to download the file :S Looks like the way Crossrider is compressing some js files are good target for some system to marked them as malware or spam)
Finally what I did was to remove the obfuscation from the background.js file (IntelliJ does that in a couple of seconds) so I ended up with a larger file but with this state of the file, the anti-virus stop nagging about it.
I have to download the .zip that Crossrider offers to upload to the Chrome Web Store, unzip it, change the background.js file, change the version in the manifest file, compress it and upload it to the store. I'm waiting for the hour to pass in order to test my ext in the machines where the anti-virus was presenting problems.
I'll let you know.
Note: Although it's a problem of Anti-Virus, I think the way Crossrider is compressing or presenting some JavaScript files, may present more issues in the future.
Unanswered Questions:
- Why it didn't present this error before the last update of Chrome?
- Why it happens to some of the computers and no all of them (I think it's the version of the anti-virus database, but who knows)
Shlomo thanks for your help testing the ext in the Win 8 environment :)
Best,