Hello,
I have built a mac osx app which is intended to work in tandem with a chrome extension to provide some productivity functionality to the user.
In order to keep the install process short for the user and reduce hurdles to using the app, I would like to automatically install the chrome extension when the user installs the app. This is made possible by chrome by creating a .json file under:
However, in a sandboxed app I do not have access to said directory.
Furthermore I also need to place another .json file under
in order to allow the chrome extension to talk to the native mac app. I face the same issue there.
Is there a way for me to place my two .json files under the specified directories in a sandboxed app?
Thanks
I have built a mac osx app which is intended to work in tandem with a chrome extension to provide some productivity functionality to the user.
In order to keep the install process short for the user and reduce hurdles to using the app, I would like to automatically install the chrome extension when the user installs the app. This is made possible by chrome by creating a .json file under:
Code Block ~/Library/Application Support/Google/Chrome/External Extensions/
However, in a sandboxed app I do not have access to said directory.
Furthermore I also need to place another .json file under
Code Block ~/Library/Application Support/Google/Chrome/NativeMessagingHosts/
in order to allow the chrome extension to talk to the native mac app. I face the same issue there.
Is there a way for me to place my two .json files under the specified directories in a sandboxed app?
Thanks