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can't find the src file within the newest release for Chrome

Open manolehaha opened this issue 2 years ago • 3 comments

I have tried to install the extension and:

  1. I can't find the sr file within the folder.
  2. the following error happens: "Manifest version 2 is deprecated, and support will be removed in 2023. See https://developer.chrome.com/blog/mv2-transition/ for more details." Line 34 "manifest_version": 2, "name": "WebXDownloader", "icons": { "128": "icon.png"

So I cannot seem to install it. Pretty sure this is some dumb mistake of mine, but can't manage to fix it.

Thanks!

manolehaha avatar Jul 10 '22 17:07 manolehaha

  1. Select the whole unzipped folder and not that subfolder. The chrome.zip file contains in fact just the aforementioned src folder. The instructions should be updated.
  2. Manifest 2 is deprecated, but it still works. Chrome shows an error, but the extension is loaded.

bebora avatar Jul 11 '22 11:07 bebora

  1. Select the whole unzipped folder and not that subfolder. The chrome.zip file contains in fact just the aforementioned src folder. The instructions should be updated.
  2. Manifest 2 is deprecated, but it still works. Chrome shows an error, but the extension is loaded.

I have downloaded the whole folder again and no, the Chrome zip doesn't include the src folder. I attach a screenshot of what it contains. The extension still doesn't work for me, not sure why.

2022-08-25 08 45 46 pm

manolehaha avatar Aug 25 '22 18:08 manolehaha

As I've already written, the official instructions should be updated. The chrome.zip file simply contains what in the whole project is under the folder called src image As you can see, these are the same files contained in your screenshot. To install the extension, extract chrome.zip and simply select the whole unzipped folder, webxdownloader-1.3.3-chrome. By the way, I tried opening your link and it still works if you edit it a little. It was something like: https://something.webex.com/recordingservice/sites/something/recording/XXXX/playback?rcdKey=YYYY&timeStamp=1661268743054&reviewId=ZZZZ . The bad part is that timeStamp=1661268743054. If you convert that number here, you can see that it corresponds to a link generated at Tue Aug 23 2022 15:32:23 GMT+0000, but you wrote your comment at Thu Aug 25 2022 18:47:00 GMT+0000. The link was probably expired at that point and this extension does not modify it. To make it work, make sure you are using a recently generated link or just delete everything in the link starting from &timeStamp, like so: https://something.webex.com/recordingservice/sites/something/recording/XXXX/playback?rcdKey=YYYY .

bebora avatar Aug 31 '22 17:08 bebora