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- How do I add Environment Variables of Chrome in Windows 10?
Open the directory where Chrome exe exists, e g CD C:\Program Files (x86)\Google\Chrome\Application and then run Chrome exe Add the directory where Chrome exe resides to the Path environment variable to it can be "found" from any location
- Use env variable in background script of Chrome extension
Read environment variable from Google Chrome extension You can get the ExtensionInstallType of a Chrome Extension which will be one of "admin", "development", "normal", "sideload", or "other " To do this, first add "permissions": {"management"} to manifest json to enable management Then in your background js file, add the following code:
- How To Get Environment Variables in the Browser
A web page doesn’t have access to OS variables, so you can’t normally use them The solution is pretty simple: you just need to generate a file that contains them For such a trivial task you could be tempted to use your language of choice, e g in JavaScript (Node js) you have access to process env SOME_VAR
- Supported directory variables - Chrome Enterprise and Education Help
Applies to managed Chrome browsers and ChromeOS devices As an admin, you can use variables to configure file paths, such as the directory that Chrome uses for storing user data That
- Setting environment variable for CHROME_BIN does not work
I'm trying to use Karma for testing my js scripts In the doc it says I should set the environment variable for CHROME_BIN: I've set it to %programfiles(x86)%"\Google\Chrome\Application\Chrome e
- google-chrome-extension and . env file - Stack Overflow
There's no way These variables are substituted only during build (webpack, rollup, and so on) How to set environment variables and access to them? Similarly as we can do in normal application via 'process env ' (process env REACT_APP_BASE_URL, process env REACT_APP_GOOGLE_API_KEY etc) Than
- angular - Please set env variable CHROME_BIN - Stack Overflow
karma can not start chrome - here is error I tried to ng test for my angular application and I get this result I tried to use this command in cmd: SET CHROME_BIN = "C:\Program Files (x86)\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome exe" My karma config file:
- Please set env variable CHROME_BIN - Unix Linux Stack Exchange
Your node wants to start Chrome (or any browser) and use environment variables to set it out Just export the variable along with the path pointing to the binary and it should work: export CHROME_BIN= usr bin chromium-browser
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