The strange thing is that Firefox no longer has the fault, after I reinstalled it
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The strange thing is that Firefox no longer has the fault, after I reinstalled it
The strange thing is that Firefox no longer has the fault, after I reinstalled it
Both Firefox now has both Grammarly and ADM installedReinstalled Ant Downloader or the extension?
antpants, I have already tried both of these procedures, in my opening post... Just seems strange that Firefox is now functioning as it should after a fresh install, but Chrome continues to not want to playIn Chrome, apparently;
In Chrome, navigate to chrome://extensions/
Now drag and drop the extension from your file manager anywhere onto the extensions page in Chrome.
If the extension is a . crx file you will be asked to review the permissions and add the extension.
You can also apparently load an unpacked extension in Chrome, by entering Developer mode in extensions;
- Navigate to the Extensions page: Open Chrome and go to chrome://extensions.
- Enable Developer Mode: Look for a toggle switch labeled "Developer mode" and enable it. This will reveal additional options.
- Load Unpacked Extension: Click the "Load unpacked" button.
- Select the Extension Folder: Browse your file system and navigate to the folder containing the extension's files.
- Confirm and Install: Select the folder and confirm the installation.
- Select “Keep It”
antpants, I have already tried both of these procedures, in my opening post
No problem, to be honest, I had to go back and check to see if I had covered those tasks...Sorry about that, I lost track. I’m always looking into at minimum 5 threads at a time, my bad.
As per my recent post... Totally removed Chrome, even removing registry keys, then reinstalled, same results... Here is what I have been trying tonight. As FF is non non-Chromium backend, I tried downloading Opera, same results, Vivaldi, same results. If it is a security issue, why is FF getting through and the others aren't?First, is FFox still installing extensions after finding Chrome would not work?
If FFox is still working, try this uninstall to remove Chrome completely:
1. Go to Settings, Apps, Installed Apps, scroll down to find Chrome, ... Uninstall.
2. Go to this location: C:\Users\YOUNAME\AppData\Local\Google\
3. Go to this location: C:\Program Files (x86)\Google\ and delete any Chrome folder you find
4. Also check c:\Program Files\Google\ and delete any Chrome folder you find
Reboot, Reinstall Chrome, try again.
As per my recent post... Totally removed Chrome, even removing registry keys, then reinstalled, same results... Here is what I have been trying tonight. As FF is non non-Chromium backend, I tried downloading Opera, same results, Vivaldi, same results. If it is a security issue, why is FF getting through and the others aren't?