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Reload all unpacked extensions using the extension's toolbar button or by browsing to "http://reload.extensions"
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If you've ever developed a Google Chrome™ extension, you might have wanted to automate the process of reloading your unpacked extension without the need of going through the extensions page.
"Extensions Reloader" allows you to reload all unpacked extensions using 3 ways:
1- The extension's toolbar button
2- Browsing to "http://reload.extensions"
3- Keyboard shortcut
The toolbar icon will reload unpacked extensions using a single click.
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Saves so much time. Don't think I can remember having a problem with it. Good to know there is an API to refresh it from outside the browser automatically with scripts too, will definitely be using that in the future.
I vote with a 3 because I can not "not vote". I thought that this one was intended to reload all the extensions at once, no such thing.
For me it doesn't actually reload extensions that were disabled from, say, an unexpected shutdown, but it does bring up the app that's currently set up in ARC Welder. So even though it has a totally different effect than what I thought it'd do, I could still totally put this to use. Neat tool!
No doubt, it's really helpful extension. However I have one suggestion also, to make it more Developer friendly. :)) Check suggestion in support section. Thanks,
Really good, though unfortunately it doesn't seem to refresh the manifest.json file, which can lead to confusion if you rely on it! Another thing that would be great would be the option of refreshing the current page along with the extension.
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Thank you. You have saved both my forehead and the brick wall I work next to.
didn't reload my extensions upon clicking.
Great extension! Using it all the time for my Chrome-Ext developments. Thank you very much for sharing it with us!
Really Helpful! I have a feature request: for content-script containing extensions, after extension reloading, the next typical operation is to reload the page in the current tab to allow refreshed extension to run on it again. Could you please add an option to reload current page after extension reloading?