The must-have extension to improve sound quality of online music services, such as YouTube, Vimeo, SoundClouds, Netflix etc. Jan 07, 2015 The UI is fairly clean (not cluttered). I like OS X 10.11 compared to earlier ones like Mac OS X 10.7, 10.6 down to Tiger 10.4. I skipped Mac OS X 10.8, 10.9 and 10.10 and just upgraded directly from 10.6.8 to 10.11. Plus OS X 10.11 supports latest browsers from Google and Firefox so many websites work well with latest browsers. How to Enable or Disable Javascript in Web Browsers on Mac Feb 8, 2012 - 7 Comments Javascript is prominent throughout the web, allowing many of the various sites and features we all know and love when browsing the web to function as intended. After enabling “OK Google” feature in Mac OS X computers, whenever you open a new tab in Chrome browser, you will see a microphone in OS X Menu bar. The first icon in above screenshot. This microphone icon indicates that Chrome is now listening for “ OK Google ” followed by commands that you want to ask Google.
| Click here to return to the 'Enable extensions in Chromium (or Chrome)' hint |
Extensions are enabled by default on the developer version of Chrome, which you should probably be running anyway if you want the latest features, as this version has the latest updates. The extensions (like AdBlock Plus) install automatically if you download them. Then you can go to chrome://extensions/ in your browser to enable/disable the extenstions or to change options. Go here to download:
http://www.chromium.org/getting-involved/dev-channel
Unfortunately, as of the latest Dev-build (4.0.249.27), extensions and scripts are disabled again. See the release notes: http://googlechromereleases.blogspot.com/2009/12/dev-channel-update_04.html
ARRGGHHH!!!!! Why is Google constantly shorting us Mac users?
Both the beta release (on 12/8/09) and the dev releases of the Google Chrome Web browser at this time have extensions disabled.
The above script won't work since 'Google Chrome' is the name, rather than 'Chromium'. I haven't had luck changing the name in the script. I tried escaping the space with a ' ' but that didn't work, either. For instance: Google Chrome
Chromium disabled Exensions on MAC on revision 33490:
# [r33490] Disabled extensions. (Issue: 29086)read here: http://googlechromereleases.blogspot.com/
what we can do ?
Install older version: http://build.chromium.org/buildbot/snapshots/chromium-rel-mac/33481/chrome-mac.zip
use the script in this article.
( i used this exec: exec /Applications/Chromium.app/Contents/MacOS/Chromium --enable-extensions --enable-user-scripts )
drag the 'AdSweep.crx' from http://adsweep.org/ in the browser window.
look at chrome://extensions/
now the Chrome Browser is usable !
Thanks to mameso for this info !
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for AdThwart: download the source from http://qux.us/adthwart/ and extract the zip and use 'Pack extension' on chrome://extensions/
I hear extensions will be enabled for Mac's Chrome soon, so this is just a stop-gap but try this:
1) Go here: http://grack.com/blog/2009/12/08/re-enable-install-button-for-mac-chrome-extensions
2) Drag the Enable Extensions bookmarklet to your bookmarks bar
3) Go to Google's extensions gallery: https://chrome.google.com/extensions
4) When you get to the main page of an extension you want to install, click the bookmarklet. It will enable the blue INSTALL button
5) You can figure out the rest...
Note that I've only tested this in build 34084.
Rather than trying to change the script, try renaming the app to Chromium.app which worked for me. Then if you want, change it back to Google Chrome.app.
Enable Sound For Chrome Browser Mac Os X 10.10
How do I save this script in Terminal as Rob G directs?
Enable Sound For Chrome Browser Mac Os X 10.12
[code]
#!/bin/sh
# Patches the Google Chrome application installation with command line arguments to enable extensions.
set -o errexit
app=${1:-/Applications/Google Chrome.app}
cat >$app/Contents/MacOS/Chrome.wrapper <<EOF
#!/bin/sh
exec $app/Contents/MacOS/Google Chrome --enable-extensions '$@'
EOF
chmod 755 $app/Contents/MacOS/Chrome.wrapper
defaults write $app/Contents/Info CFBundleExecutable Chrome.wrapper
[/code]
to get this working correctly under google chrome use this code and place it as a text file in the shared /Users/Shared/ folder with Smultron
now set it as executable, I used batchmod for this, and using batchmod again check that the ownership of google chrome app is set to an admin
As I use a separate account for admin duties (as everyone should do) so unless your logged in as such, go to step one. if you are, go to step 3
1. login 'adminname' enter
2. password enter
3. drag the script file into the window. enter
job done. I would keep this here for convenience as future updates will overwrite the changes it has made. As an added bonus if you want to add more flags in the future, open the chrome.wrapper in the google chrome/contents/mac os/ folder in smultron add the flags, save and authenticate.
this is broken as of 5.0.307.9 beta I have no idea why it isn't working as the flags still work if used via terminal
When I try to save this in Applescript editor it tells me 'A identifier can't go after this identifier.' and it highlights 'o errexit' from the 3rd line.
Help anyone? I'm a code noob.