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I am constantly getting this error when uploading my app: An error occurred: Failed to process your item. This item is not an app, please remove app section from manifest. This is the manifest file for my Chrome app (based on the Getting started - Hello World tutorial): { "name":"App name", "description":"app description", "version":"1.0.4", "manifest_version":2, "app":{ "background":{ "scripts":["background.js"] } }, "icons":{ "16":"icon_16.png", "18":"icon_128.png" } } I tried to install my application locally through the Chrome extensions section and it works just fine. I can see it

I've uploaded the following manifest for my Chrome Web Store submission { "manifest_version": 2, "name": "Pear Deck", "version": "0.0.0.1", "description": "for Active Classrooms", "icons": { "128": "icons/google-icon-128x128.png", "16": "icons/google-icon-32x32.png" }, "container": ["DOMAIN_INSTALLABLE", "GOOGLE_DRIVE"], "api_console_project_id": "1234567890" } I've zipped up the icons, filled out the form, and published to trusted testers (just approved). But... when my trusted tester account goes to the Chrome Web Store and clicks install, the app is added as an extension to Chrome, not

I am looking to integerate IAP ( https://developer.chrome.com/webstore/payments-iap ) in to my extenstion but I can't seem to find a way to test payments. If I switch the env to sandbox I get and error of type "ENV_NOT_SUPPORTED_ERROR" Quoting the docs you link: Testing purchases Prior to publishing your app to the world, you can test the In-App Payment experience by publishing it only to trusted testers. When your app is published to trusted testers, the purchase flow will proceed normally, except they will not be charged. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/28311236/testing-chrome-in-app

I worked on a chrome extension and uploaded it to chrome webstore and everything went well, I installed it on my Mac and on my Ubuntu machines in chrome it worked fine and installed. But when I try it on Windows machines, after download it popups a error message saying "Invalid Package, Can't unzip the extension". Can any one tell me why or what might be the cause for this OS specific issue. Does it have anything to do with the permission or anything with respective folder name or content? The folder name or the extension name don't have any special characters and the previous version was fine

I am trying to publish a spreadsheet web add-on but getting following error. There is no API Console project with the id specified in the manifest's api_console_project_id field Can anyone tell me why I am getting this error ? Gosh... not sure why this was so hard. It'd be more user-friendly to run the various API checks before the user selects to publish their add-on and/or provide a link to the correct documentation! Then fix that super cryptic error message. Anyway, for others who are stuck in this boat (like me who published their first add-on so long ago they'd completely forgotten about

When I attempt to use the chrome.webstore.install(); function on my verified website for my chrome extension, it returns this error Installs can only be initiated by the Chrome Web Store item's verified site Even when the website is the item's verified site. I do have the link to the item in the head tag: <link rel="chrome-webstore-item" href="https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/oogdogaijchgbmakknkjcmimfgdpodil"> Any help would be appreciated. if you verify ownership for a domain (for example, http://example.com ) you can only initiate inline installation from any subdomain or page (for

I am trying to publish Google Sheet Addon just of users of my domain to install manually (not auto install for all users) I've extracted my code from Google Sheets into a stand-alone script and try to deploy: Which pops up a Chrome Store Listing draft; which I fill out: I fill out the long Chrome Store Listing form but when I publish I get: "There is no API Console project with the id specified in the manifest's api_console_project_id field." My understanding is if you write your code in Google Script editor ( https://script.google.com ) that you should not and can not modify the project's

For enterprise-installed Chrome extensions on Windows, is there any alternative deployment methodology which does NOT fetch the extension from the Chrome web store? Situation is that some enterprises use a locked-down network with no external internet access, and will not allow access to public Google URL from which to fetch the extension. Does anyone have any experience with Chrome browser plus extension deployments on Microsoft App-V? Absolutely, it's possible. Though it requires a computer connected to a Domain. Enterprise-installed extensions do NOT have to be hosted on Chrome Web Store.

I want to notify the user when an update for my Greasemonkey/UserScript is available. However when the user has installed the script from the Chrome Web Store, I don't want to bother because it has auto-update functionality. I first thought about using $.browser==chrome but it is also possible that a Chrome user has installed it using Tampermonkey. (Furthermore if the site would update jQuery, $.browser would stop working) So, is it possible to detect that it is a UserScript installed through the Chrome Web Store? Brock Adams Probably best to just let the user know that an update is available,