Remove this from the new uipath version

[Soudios (Sou)]

How can i remove this from chrome because the process doesnt work well with it

[ushu (Usha kiranmai)]

@Soudios is it a chrome extension. If yes please use the below link. If not can you explain what it is

Uninstall apps or extensions - Chromebook Help

[Soudios (Sou)]

no i need to have this extension to use uipath but i don’t need this notification

[ptrobot]

@Soudios, have you tested this:

https://bugreplay.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/217404687-Permanently-turning-off-Chrome-Debugging-Message-yellow-bar-

[postwick (Paul)]

I’m on the latest version of Chrome and would like to get rid of this message, too, but I don’t see the flag mentioned in that article.

[Soudios (Sou)]

@ptrobot
same than Paul

[Rahul_Unnikrishnan]

Hello,

Please refer another thread on this same issue. You can find some alternate solutions here.

Chrome extension malfunction after auto-update to 22.4

Just to add to what my colleague Maciej @loginerror posted above. 22.4 Simulate Click not functioning in some scenarios . This happens when certain webpage buttons have handlers in “javascript: ” format . Example of a button with a “javascript:” handler <form action="javascript: window.location.href='FormHandler.html';" method="get" Root cause This is a technical limitation introduced by Google’s rollout of the Manifest V3 update to their Chrome extension platform. Proposed workarounds Ple…

[ptrobot]

@Soudios, @postwick It seems like Google has hidden the flag. You can still activate it using a command line parameter though:

chrome.exe --silent-debugger-extension-api

I have tested on my computer and it’s working (Chrome version 101.0.4951.54).

[Iulian_Marin]

Hi there,
The popup banner is expected(normal) behavior from the Chrome & Edge UiPath Extension. It is a result of Google Chrome’s rollout of Manifest V3 update to their Extension Platform.

The popup is not shown if the extension is installed via group policy. Here are specific instructions on how you can achieve this. Keep in mind, you need admin privileges to be able to install it this way.

[loginerror (Maciej Kuźmicz)]

Just to add to the message of @Iulian_Marin, to clarify this bit:

@Soudios

because the process doesnt work well with it

The banner itself is not at fault, but more so the changes that were introduced in the latest Manifest V3, as explained here in detail:

Chrome extension malfunction after auto-update to 22.4

Just to add to what my colleague Maciej @loginerror posted above. 22.4 Simulate Click not functioning in some scenarios . This happens when certain webpage buttons have handlers in “javascript: ” format . Example of a button with a “javascript:” handler <form action="javascript: window.location.href='FormHandler.html';" method="get" Root cause This is a technical limitation introduced by Google’s rollout of the Manifest V3 update to their Chrome extension platform. Proposed workarounds Ple…

[Soudios (Sou)]

i don’t really understand what i need to do

[Soudios (Sou)]

when i put this on my command it doesnt work

[ptrobot]

Then you need to provide the full path to your Chrome.exe or just edit the Chrome shortcut and add the parameter:

[postwick (Paul)]

That’s because you’re not doing the command in the folder where chrome.exe exists. Change to the correct directory:

CD “C:\Program Files\Google\Chrome\Application”

Then do your silent-debugger command.

[Soudios (Sou)]

Nothing changed for me

[postwick (Paul)]

You didn’t do what I told you to do.

Open a command prompt and type:

CD “C:\Program Files\Google\Chrome\Application”

Press Enter then type:

chrome.exe --silent-debugger-extension-api

Then Press Enter.

[Soudios (Sou)]

@postwick

[postwick (Paul)]

Figure out where Chrome is installed on your system, where chrome.exe is, and CD to that folder.

[Soudios (Sou)]

@postwick

chrome.exe --silent-debugger-extension-api

Same issue :

[postwick (Paul)]

Close all your Chrome windows and make sure (in Task Manager) no Chrome process is running. THEN issue the command.