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Chrome extension does not install

Manuel Caballer

I use the Canary version (24.0.1312.0) of Google Chrome and I'm not able to install the Bonfire extension.

I tried with the drag'n'drop method but I still get the yellow banner explaining me Chrome doesn't allow extension installation from this website, the browser downloads again the .crx file from local folder.

Can you help me please ?

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Manuel Caballer

I followed Norman's advice and added to the chrome shortcut, and it works now, I can add extentions seemlessly. Enjoy that trick !

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FagnerF

Hi Manuel,

Sometimes Chrome shows this message. Although I'd recommend to download manually the Chrome Bonfire Extension here and, then check out in Bonfire Plugins for your Browser how to install it.

Also you can either check out Installing Bonfire extension in Chrome documentation.

I hope it helps.

Cheers

Manuel Caballer

Thank you for your answer, but it's exactly what I explained in my post, I tried again to be sure, but still stuck...

Norman Abramovitz

Didi you try enabling the developer mode before dropping the plugin.

Norman Abramovitz

Here is a youtube presentation that someone else on answers found.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sf9mthhfzpY

Manuel Caballer

Thank you again for your help, but it's exactly what I did, it still doesn't work ! The developper mode is on.

I managed to install it on the regular version of chrome by the way... but I need it on Canary

Norman Abramovitz

Sorry to hear that it failed on Canary.

Manuel Caballer

I followed Norman's advice and added to the chrome shortcut, and it works now, I can add extentions seemlessly. Enjoy that trick !

Florin Manaila4

Then you should mark his answer as correct, not your own.

Norman Abramovitz

Thank you Florin for caring. It is alright. In this case, I prefer the amiable words that Manual gave me about finding some answers in the comments below. Also, Manual did go back and retest the second solution. That was admirable that he did that. My personal reaction was a good belly laugh and then I voted up his answer.

If it still bothers you, vote up my comment like Manual did, and I will get more good karma than just a simple answer would have given me.

gdavidson

Good to see you got it working. Technically Chrome Canary isn't a supported browser for Bonfire, as it is an untested nightly build.

From https://sites.google.com/a/chromium.org/dev/getting-involved/dev-channel:

"Canary builds are the bleeding edge. Released daily, this build has not been tested or used, it's released as soon as it's built. [...] there's no guarantee that it will even run in some cases"

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