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This question is related to the one at Chrome Webstore Extension In App Purchase INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR . I first posted my question there in the form of a comment, but received feedback that this was more appropriate as a separate question. Like the OP, I am using buy.js and following the recommended workflow for in-app purchases in the Chrome extension. But my results are somewhat different: when I complete the IAP buy dialog, I get back a PURCHASE_CANCELED, even though I bought the IAP. If I then list the purchases SKUs through the api, it shows up as having been purchased and active. I also

It's very strange. 1 problem If I add this icon declaration to my manifest: "icons": { "16": "images/icon16.png", "48": "images/icon48.png", "128": "images/icon128.png" }, Then, when I add Extension through "Load unpacked extensions ... " it doesn't show logo But if you try to delete it, it does show AND! If I delete "48" line from manifect, it starts showing it right away. Maybe it's because I use Chrome Beta (Version 28.0.1500.20 beta) or maybe because I do something wrong. Seconds problem Is about icon on Web Store. I have good 128x128 icon but for some reason in several places it doesn't

I can see that a lot of Chrome Extensions have a promotional image in the list. For example with gmail : https://chrome.google.com/webstore/search-extensions/gmail?hl=fr&utm_source=chrome-ntp-launcher I don't find where to set this image in the Developer Dashboard. How to ? Visit the developer dashboard and click on the Edit link. Scroll down (below the screenshots section), and upload the images for your extension: The images will be put in the review queue after uploading it. If the images meet the criteria for promotional images , it will show up in the Web store within a few days. You won

I've just published my first chrome extension to the webstore. However I see that the image shown next to the extension in the search results is just a small low quality version of the 128x128 icon that I uploaded when publishing. Notice how the second extension has a nice high quality image shown: Here is a list of images that I can supply: Manifest icons sizes: 16x16, 48x48, 128x128 Extension icon size 128x128 Promotional images sizes: 440x280, 920x680, 1400x560 Screenshots sizes: 1280x800 or 640x400 Of these, which is the one that displays in the search results shown in the screenshot above

Is there a way of beta testing a Chrome extension in the Web Store among a small group of users? I'd like to do this before scaling to everyone on my waiting list, but I don't want to have to send round the file with installation instructions, especially given that Google is tightening up on extensions that aren't downloaded from the Web Store. It'd also be useful to be able to slowly roll it out (à la Mailbox) if that's at all possible. Publishing on Chrome Web Store has 3 (well, 4) options: Public. The extension will be listed in search and gallery, everyone can install and use. Unlisted.

Just wondering what is meant by "Weekly users" in Chrome Webstore? Is it the number of users who have clicked on the popup? Or does it also count if the users are just browsing while the Content Script is at work? What happens if an extension uses both content script and popup? According to Joe Marini (lead Developer relations for Chrome apps/extensions/CWS): The number [of weekly users] you see in the Chrome Web Store is the amount of users whose Chrome browser has checked for an update of your app within the last week . It is not the number of people who have installed your item. 来源： https:/

I've seen this extension in the Chrome Web store, which shows the newest videos of a YouTube channel. I want to modify this extension in order to make it work with a different channel. How can I get this done? Rob W You've got two options: Contact the extension's developer, and ask for assistance. Edit the source code I'm going to explain how you can modify an extension, and install it, in easy terms . Getting the source and modifying it Install the Chrome extension source viewer . Go to the page in the Chrome Web Store of the extension you want to modify. Click on the yellow CRX button, and

I'd like to download the .crx file of an extension from webstore, I use fiddler to analyze the network request when I install an extension from webstore and got it. For example, for the extension: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/bjclhonkhgkidmlkghlkiffhoikhaajg the download link is: https://clients2.googleusercontent.com/crx/download/OgAAADQ_Loe5gfVPF2OUaB35tvex-NKlmA8V4K5YlWuvLCknMH7egLLmnMoFuCZePl_idE1GMf8jZC2KbjQqyyLDoDAAxlKa5eDp-z9frOppHWtQsRU3-iGrrrrA/extension_1_7_11.crx Now I'm wondering if there is a universal method for get .crx of an extension, the problem is how did Google