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nyrneria-stark asked:

So I'm trying to download the extension on Chrome, except on the extension page it is gray, says it may have been downloaded without me knowing, and will not let me enable. I'm pretty sure this is because when I was trying to change the properties of Chrome it said the target path was not valid... is there any way around this or am I just missing something really obvious? Thanks for everything you're doing by the way!

We’ve just submitted to the Chrome Store. Once it’s sent through, you’ll be able to download from there and the problem will be fixed. The submit process supposedly takes up to an hour. We’ll post an announcement when everything goes through

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cannot install on latest version of chrome

hello! i am using the latest version of chrome and have uninstalled old xkit (losing my archived posts, i should have seen that coming though). however, when i drag the file and install the new extension on chrome, every time i open a new tumblr page i get this:

and the extension will not successfully install. any ideas as to what could be going wrong?

sorry i got it workin, had to disable stylish for it to install (after which i could re-enable it), and i don’t know if someone has already told you this but the quick queue system is not working for me :c thank you so much for doing this!!!

I’m posting this in case anyone else was having the same issue. I’ll add the quick queue system to our to-do list.

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Anonymous asked:

Another person with the new Xkit being disabled permanently by Chrome since it's not in the web store. Even turning on developer mode doesn't help.

This is good to know. We’ll start working getting this on the Chrome Store ASAP. Thanks to everyone who reported in!

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Anonymous asked:

I managed to install the xkit, then using xCloud to get all my settings. But once I restarted Chrome, it told me that Chrome had disabled this xkit because it's not listed on Chrome's store. I can't 'Enable' the xkit back on. Any help?

I can’t actually test this because this isn’t an issue on Linux, but the internet says that ticking “developer mode” in the extensions page should allow you to re-enable the extension. Please send us an ask with how this works.

The other solution would be to download the Developer’s version of Chrome, but that’s a little extreme. We’ll probably start the process of getting this on the Chrome store very soon if this continues to be an issue.

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Anonymous asked:

Is there any way you could put this on the chrome store? Chrome only allows extensions from their store, and disables anything else

Chrome is actually lying to you when it gives that notification. If you open the extensions page and drag the .crx file into it, Chrome should install the extension, even though it will try to tell you otherwise. Step-by-step instructions and more information can be found here, if you need it.

We’ll get it on both Firefox’s and Chrome’s addon stores once we fix a bunch more stuff (old XKit really wasn’t that stable), but until then this should work. If you try the above and it’s still not working, shoot us another ask.