Notice that there is a subfolder with the version of the extension. Open the folder of your extension (the name of the folder is the ID of the extension (e.g. Go to where the plugins are installed (by default, it should be " %APPDATA%/./Local/Google/Chrome/User Data/Default/Extensions" in Windows. For example, it is cfhdojbkjhnklbpkdaibdccddilifddb for following link. Drag & Drop the crx file into Chrome to installįind the ID of the extension you’re interested in at the end of the path from Chrome Web Store (the last groups of weird characters).Go to where the extension is installed in your computer.I found a solution based on the best solution in this forum post:
You would need to follow above steps only if you specifically need the. If all you want to do is to extract extension after getting it, you can just find the unpacked extension at /Extensions/$ID$ you don't need to follow above steps. CRX file in the same directory as ~/.config/google-chrome/Default/Extensions/$ID$ (or other respective directories for Windows and OS X) Leave the "Private Key" field blank" and click "Pack extension". OSX, ~/Library/Application Support/Google/Chrome/Default/Extensions/$ID$ Windows, C:\Users\\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default\Extensions\$ID$Ĭ. Unix, ~/.config/google-chrome/Default/Extensions/$ID$ī. Give the "Extension root directory" as:Ī. Go to Chrome's Extensions page (chrome://extensions/)Įnable the developer mode (check the developer mode box)Ĭlick on the "Pack extension" button. You can get the $ID$ from the URL of the Chrome Extension page. Note: You will need the Chrome Extensions's ID for this. So, when I came here to copy the link (I had forgotten) I found that its not working. It was actually working a few months back. I just found out that the accepted answer's method is not working.
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