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[Joke Grinman]

Can confirm what @Nutter is experiencing. When I open the Chrome extension, go to Settings > Log out, and manually log out of the extension, I can get back in by just inputting my master password. I am not re-prompted for 2FA.

For new developers, it generally takes a few months to become trusted. Eventually, we strive for all developers with compliant extensions to reach this status upon meeting our developer program policies.

To better protect your privacy and security, Chrome and the Chrome Web Store require extensions to be up-to-date with new requirements. With this, Chrome may disable extensions that do not meet these requirements.

Hi @RajeshK It is expected that you will be signed out from time-to-time. You can avoid this by limiting the number of browser tabs you have open, avoid putting your system to sleep for long perieods of time, and limiting the amount extensions being used.

that is definitely a deeply annoying malfunction and scott brinlker may say startup should listen to customers, they should start by themselves.. from 0 to 10 it reaches the 9th stage of annoyance IMO

This feature has been requested since 2018 and in 2024 the best answer is still "use hubspot less so you won't have to log in so many times"??? Seriously? Every other gmail extension manages to keep me signed in so why can't hubspot?

I noticed that I had to log in every time I closed and restarted my chrome browser. So whenever I logged in I used the gmail log in button. After I just logged in with my hubspot username and password and clicked the checkbox "remember me" it worked and whenever I closed my browser and started it again I stayed logged in.

Recently we noticed that the Hubspot Sales gmail plugin for Chrome is causing the browser to become really slow and laggy, especially while working with Gmail. It gets so bad that sometimes it takes several seconds just to display the emails each time I scroll down within Gmail. I'm running on a 2019 HP Spectre 360 i7, SSD drive with 16GB of ram. It's a powerful computer so it's not a hardware thing. The second we disable the chrome plugin, everything instantly goes back to fast and snappy. The only other plugin we have Nimbus (screenshots) and Boomerang (Gmail plugin). Everything works fine with those plugins and everything worked fine before. Not sure if some recent Hubspot Sales plugin update and/or Chrome update broke things but it's unbearable.

We have a great troubleshooting guide for the extension that resolves a good majority or any problems or slowness that may be occurring that I would recommend having your team checking the steps here.

I would like to apologize for the frustrations, data issues, and business impact this has caused. Could you provide us more information on what is happening? The more information, screenshots, and details you can provide, the better I can advise on the next steps.

Latest Extension version (2.9.0.14348 released Dec 5th) resolved the issue for me. If you are still experiencing the issue check you are on the latest version by going here: chrome://extensions/ clicking details on the extension an verifying the version. If you are on an older version go to the Chrome Web Store and update or just uninstall and reinstall the extension.

For what it's worth I am using latest version of Chrome and latest version of Windows 11 on a HP Spectre x360 (2022). No one else in my office has reported the issue and they are on a variety of other manufactures laptops.

I am still monitoring, my memory usage is higher than Gmail instances without the extension. With the previous version of the extension I was getting runaway memory leaks where memory usage would climb infinitely until I ran out of memory and the tab crashed. Now it seems to start at 300 MBs vasiliate as high as 500 MBs without affecting system performance.

Same for us, using nearly all of my CPU resources (and I have a fairly "loaded" computer). Updated to latest Mac OS, restarted computer and chrome, still an issue. --- Something is wrong with the chrome extension for sure. Please let us know when it's fixed.

We deployed another change at 3:17 PM ET that we think will resolve this issue. Please refresh your Gmail page and try again. If the issue persists even after relaunching Chrome and Gmail let us know.

Following up here to see if there are plans to take a closer look into this? I had a meeting with our sales team just now and I am not the only person on our team that is experiencing this issue. One of our team members had their computer crash as it was just too overloaded but the rest of us are mainly experiencing a very laggy chrome browser where we cant even work.

We recommend to please refresh Gmail to get our latest updates; relaunching Google Chrome may also help. If you are still experiencing issues, please file a ticket and record a log from the background page. This will help our team to investigate more about it.

How do I write a chrome extension such that every time a user clicks the icon, my script is run but no popup is opened? (I would look this up in the docs myself but for whatever reason they suddenly stopped working, 404ing every page, as I got to this point).

now name a file in your extension folder as background.jsthere is a way of sending objects from background to your content scripts suppose your content script is named content.js then what you need to do is write this code snippet in background.js file

what the above code is doing is sending an object named msg to content page and this msg object has a property txtt which is equal to "execute".what you need to do next is compare the values in content script as

now whenever you click the extension icon an object named msg is sent from background to content. the function "recievefunc()" will compare its txtt property with string "execute" if it matches your rest of the code will run.

This was just what I needed but I should add this:If all you need is a one-time event like when a user clicks on the extension's icon, then Background Pages is a waste of resources as it will run in the background ALL the time.Use Event Pages instead:

You can find the Browser Extension for both Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox on our web application's integrations page, simply head over to Integrations on your navigation panel and click on the Browser extensions tab at the top.

Microsoft Edge (as well as other Chromium-based browsers) have support for Chromium extensions, so you can use the Toggl Track browser extension on those browsers by downloading it from the Chrome Store.

Under Integrations settings, you can enable the apps in which you would like to see the Toggl Track extension button to start a timer. You can enable or disable all integrations with one click as well.

Note: When tracking time by clicking the Toggl Track button in another app, we will match the Project name (if a matching one exists in Track), and add any tags and description from the webapp you're using as well. We do not add tasks, these can be added manually.

Set a reminder to track time during specified hours of the day. You can define the time frame when this is active (e.g. your work hours) and the length of time necessary to trigger a reminder. The notification to track time will look like this.

We recently had to perform a mandatory update to our Browser Extensions (both at Chrome Web Store and Firefox Browser Add-ons) in order to comply with Manifest v3. Manifest v3 is currently not supporting custom scripts on the user's side.

We acknowledge this is an important limitation for the Track Extension and we are coordinating with Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox support to provide us with an alternative solution to the earliest possible.

This extension has been deprecated as Visual Studio Code now has a bundled JavaScript Debugger that covers the same functionality. It is a debugger that debugs Node.js, Chrome, Edge, WebView2, VS Code extensions, and more. You can safely un-install this extension and you will still be able to have the functionality you need.

The extension operates in two modes - it can launch an instance of Chrome navigated to your app, or it can attach to a running instance of Chrome. Both modes requires you to be serving your web application from local web server, which is started from either a VS Code task or from your command-line. Using the url parameter you simply tell VS Code which URL to either open or launch in Chrome.

Just like when using the Node debugger, you configure these modes with a .vscode/launch.json file in the root directory of your project. You can create this file manually, or Code will create one for you if you try to run your project, and it doesn't exist yet.

Two example launch.json configs with "request": "launch". You must specify either file or url to launch Chrome against a local file or a url. If you use a url, set webRoot to the directory that files are served from. This can be either an absolute path or a path using $workspaceFolder (the folder open in Code). webRoot is used to resolve urls (like " ") to a file on disk (like /Users/me/project/app.js), so be careful that it's set correctly.

If you have another instance of Chrome running and don't want to restart it, you can run the new instance under a separate user profile with the --user-data-dir option. Example: --user-data-dir=/tmp/chrome-debug. This is the same as using the userDataDir option in a launch-type config.

Normally, if Chrome is already running when you start debugging with a launch config, then the new instance won't start in remote debugging mode. So by default, the extension launches Chrome with a separate user profile in a temp folder. Use the userDataDir launch config field to override or disable this. If you are using the runtimeExecutable field, this isn't enabled by default, but you can forcibly enable it with "userDataDir": true.

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