Thank you, Finnur, but removing registry key doesn’t remove extension info (including state=2) from Preferences file. Step by step: 1. Add this reg to the registry: __________________________________________________ Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Google\Chrome\Extensions \aagbnokmnbhigpnpbjpaplncekccjbkb]" "path" = "C:\\extensions_chrome\\MyExtension\\ MyExtension.crx" "version" = "1.1.1" __________________________________________________ 2. Start Chrome. MyExtension appears. 3. Go to chrome://extensions/ and remove MyExtension. Close Chrome. 4. Delete aagbnokmnbhigpnpbjpaplncekccjbkb under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \Software\Google\Chrome\Extensions 5. Restart Chrome. Now info about MyExtension is still present in Preferences file under “extensions” -> “settings” -> “aagbnokmnbhigpnpbjpaplncekccjbkb”. How do I remove this info? On 11 янв, 04:44, Finnur Thorarinsson <fin...@chromium.org> wrote: > Yes. This is expected behavior. This mechanism is designed to give > installers the ability to install extensions for Chrome and for the user to > say: I don't want this extension. > > The installer can uninstall the extension by simply removing the registry > key and doing so does not leave this state=2 flag in the preference file.
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