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I'm Chrome extension programmer and published first program at last year. Recently, in chrome web store does not display my program called airdesk. It's really weird because this is searched on google. But in chrome webstore, this can't be searched.(link)
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As you can see, this is published state and searched on Google.
To solve this, I've send email to Google but they didn't anwser. In fact, Google hasn't email contact service for Chrome web store. I don't know how to contact to Google or their Help center.
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i've published a new chrome extension to the google chrome's web store, to my company account.
we already have few extensions there.
the extension's upload was completed successfully
and its status is "published"
uploaded it 3 days ago
in addition, I examined the manifest multiple times, and seems like I have all the relevant properties set there.
BUT, I can't see my extension available in the Web Store, nor find it in the search
any idea on what could be the problem ?
Make sure that your app is published as public to be visible to everyone. I think it usually takes a week for the app to be visible. You can also reach out to the Chrome team through their support page.
I have configured propeller ads on my website, was hoping that it is a good way of making money, unfortunatly the popup generated are annoying my website visitor. I have decided to stop the ads, i have uninstalled plugin, i have deleted codes in the Header of my website, whenever you click there is a new popup opened, or an other new tab, and because of this some tools are listing my website under risky website.
My website is http://mucuruzi.com
can someone help me to know how i can completely remove this service of propeller ads from my website?
Thanks
UKURI
I am working on a desktop app using Google Drive SDK through OAuth2 authentication, and would like to share Google Drive files from my desktop app. I have studied the "Share" feature in Google's official Google Drive desktop version, and found that it just simply loads the following url in an embedded webbrowser: https://drive.google.com/sharing/share?shareUiType=default&authuser=0&foreignService=googledrivesync&access_token=(Oauth2AccessToken)&subapp=10&shareProtocolVersion=2&gaiaService=wise&theme=2&client=desktop&command=settings&hl=en_US&popupWindowsEnabled=false&id=(theFileId) .
After loading the url, the sharing web page will show up in the embedded IE browser. In Google Drive, no matter you have signed in Google or not in IE, the share function always works.
I employed the same url in my embedded webbrowser, and the sharing page shows up just as expected, but the actually sharing function only works when your have signed in Google in IE already. If your account is not in a Google signed-in status in IE, the sharing will not succeed. There is no problem for displaying the sharing page, but error message "The server encountered an error. Please try again later." will be given when "Share" button is clicked.
I have spent several days on this problem, using Fiddler to monitor the HTTP package, trying Firefox and Chrome instead of IE, modifing different setting in Google developer console... but still have no clue how Google Drive can successfully share files in its embedded IE browser without having to sign in first.
NOTE: this is not an IE problem, same problem happends in Firefox and Chrome too.
Any tip or trick is appreciated.
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How are Chrome Extension's weekly users counted? Is it the number of users who have it installed? Or the one's clicking on popup?
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Closed 8 years ago.
I am trying to understand the "weekly users" stat for my chrome extension that is available at the developer dashboard.
Another post noted that this is the number of weekly, active users (not installed). But I have not seen a definition of "active".
Our extension is a shopping aid that automatically deploys a toolbar if someone hits the landing page of certain shopping pages. Then, there is an opportunity to interact with it.
In this case, would "active" include: anyone using the chrome browser with the extension installed? or anyone who had the extension activate by visiting a site? or anyone who actually interacted with the extension with a positive click?
My guess, but it's not an authoritative answer, would be "Chrome profiles that requested updates from Web Store".
So, an active user is a Chrome instance that accessed the internet within the time period allowing for an update check, with your extension simply installed.
If you need to track activity within the extension, the preferred method would be Google Analytics event tracking. Tutorial here.
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Why would Chrome require a user to manually “Reload” an extension? The extension seems to be working for a while, then suddenly a user reports that it has stopped working and I have to instruct him/her to click the “Reload” link.
As an extension developer, I would like to be able to prevent this from happening. Here’s my extension in the Chrome Web Store.
Screenshot borrowed from a similar report from another developer.