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13 mai 2016 · Open the Chrome Devtool by clicking on the background page of an extension in Chrome://extensions/ (Developer mode needs to be checked to see background pages), then in resource panel you can see the local storage on the left.
For Windows, you can find different data related to your extension [extension_id] at these places C:\Users\[user_name]\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default\Local Extension Settings\[extension_id]
19 nov. 2012 · Some data from the extensions can be found in Local Storage folders (for each profile), these files have .localstorage/.localstorage-journal extensions and are in SQLite format. However, it's best to back up all files within Local Storage folder.
24 feb. 2015 · Navigate to chrome://version/ and look for Profile Path, it is your default directory and Extensions Folder is where all the extensions, apps, themes are stored. (If you have several browser profiles set up in Chrome, you will want to view the chrome://version/ page from the profile where the extension is installed.)
19 iul. 2015 · An example to edit .sol files stored by ruffle chrome extension: Navigate to DevTools => Application => Local Storage , select the extension/site/file. There are Key=Value entries. The value is a base64 string.
Open a new Tab in Google Chrome (if the new Tab isn't the Chrome's home page, then type: chrome://newtab) Right click somewhere at the background. Click " Inspect " or press Ctrl+Swift+I. Locate " Sources " Tab and navigate to it. On the left side, locate the category " theme " and extend it.
11 mar. 2019 · How to Manage Chrome Extensions. One of the best things about Google Chrome is the ability to extend its capabilities by adding a myriad of extensions to help improve functionality, usability, privacy, and productivity. Here's how to install and manage your Google Chrome extensions.
