How to enable third party Chrome plugins

Use developer mode:

On the Chrome extension management page, select Developer mode.

Then browse the third-party extension folder (unpackaged), or drag and drop the third-party extension installation package in CRX format to install it.

If you install the plugin with the developer module, you can install it successfully.

A plug-in is a program written in an application programming interface that follows certain specifications. It can only run under the system platform specified by the program (it may support multiple platforms at the same time), and cannot run independently of the specified platform. Because the plug-in needs to call the function library or data provided by the original pure system.

A lot of software has plugins, and there are countless types of plugins. For example, in IE, after installing the relevant plug-in, the web browser can directly call the plug-in program to process a specific type of file. The positioning of the plug-in is to develop a program that implements the functions that the original pure system platform and the application software platform do not have, and it can only run under the system platform specified in the program (may support multiple platforms at the same time), and cannot run separately from the specified platform.

Because the plug-in needs to call the function library or data provided by the original pure system.

Here's how:

1.Direct local installation.

2.*crx file or *.Drag and drop the js file directly onto your browser's "Chrome: Chrome Extensions" page.

Note: Only drag to this page can be installed, other pages are invalid) 3.Follow the prompts to install.

4.The installation was successful.

2.Installation in development mode.

It is also necessary to save the extension locally first, and then add the file extension *crx to *rar, so you get a zip file, and then right-click to unzip this zip file to get a folder.

Then open the extensions page (chrome: settings extensions) in your browser, select the developer mode checkbox in the top right, then click the "Load extensions in development" button in the top left, select the folder you just unzipped, and click OK.

3.Turn on browser support.

Right-click the Chrome desktop shortcut and select -"attributes"-"Shortcuts", and then"Goals"Add the --enable-easy-off-store-extension-install parameter at the end of the column, and then run the browser to install third-party extensions and scripts outside of the web store as before.

Open the chrome extension management page, check the corresponding extension, and enable it.