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When moving around the web store, ~half of the extensions you navigate to will have a disabled Add to Chrome button. Here is my theory on why:
The web store is checking for some type of abuse by comparing against your "referrer chain" which it obtains with the private functionchrome.webstorePrivate.getReferrerChain. The current implementation of this in chromium-web-store is to just return the value EgIIAA==. My hope is that if a correct value were returned by this function, then the web store would function correctly. However, I don't have the skills or knowledge necessary to decipher Google's referrer chain format so I can't verify if this theory is even remotely correct. For now the workaround is to refresh the page. Help with this would be greatly appreciated.
note to self: you can view your current referrer chain in vanilla chrome with: chrome.webstorePrivate.getReferrerChain((c) => console.log(atob(c),c));
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This only applies to version 1.5.4.1+
When moving around the web store, ~half of the extensions you navigate to will have a disabled
Add to Chrome
button. Here is my theory on why:The web store is checking for some type of abuse by comparing against your "referrer chain" which it obtains with the private function
chrome.webstorePrivate.getReferrerChain
. The current implementation of this inchromium-web-store
is to just return the valueEgIIAA==
. My hope is that if a correct value were returned by this function, then the web store would function correctly. However, I don't have the skills or knowledge necessary to decipher Google's referrer chain format so I can't verify if this theory is even remotely correct. For now the workaround is to refresh the page. Help with this would be greatly appreciated.note to self: you can view your current referrer chain in vanilla chrome with:
chrome.webstorePrivate.getReferrerChain((c) => console.log(atob(c),c));
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: