Make sure that Developer Mode is enabled. Step #2 – Add the CRX file to ChromeĬopy the CRX file to the offline PC and then open the Chrome extensions page (chrome:://extensions). UPDATE: The CRX file is now available in the HttpWatch install directory (version 11.0.25+). The acceptformat=crx2,crx3 argument is required for recent versions of Chrome that use the CRX3 header format.įor example, the ID of the HttpWatch extension is ‘dajhhgiioackgdldomhppobgjbinhimh’:
You can find the ID by looking at the extension in the Web Store and noting the last part of the URL. Where is the version of Chrome you’re using and is the extension ID. The general form of this download URL is: &acceptformat=crx2,crx3&x=id%3D%26uc (Download using a different browser as Chrome will block an attempt to access a CRX file.) You’ll need to do that on another PC that is connected to the internet by either using a Google Chrome extension such as the Get CRX extension or by using the following download URL: Step #1 – Download the Chrome Extension’s CRX fileĬhrome extensions are packaged in CRX files and they can be manually downloaded from the Google Web Store. Although the details below relate to HttpWatch, the same technique can be used to install any Chrome extension to an offline PC. Without an internet connection the HttpWatch Chrome extension has to be manually added using the steps shown in this blog post. The HttpWatch add-on for Internet Explorer installs and works correctly but the HttpWatch Chrome extension is not added because access to the Google Web Store is required for automatic installation. to test web servers in a locked down production environment. Occasionally, our customers run into a problem when installing HttpWatch on a PC or server that has no internet access, e.g. Installing a Chrome Extension Without An Internet Connection
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