This KB Article explains the procedure to load the NimRecorder extension on Chrome and Firefox and includes troubleshooting the error-> Uncheck runtime.lastError: Access to the specified native messaging host is forbidden
This technical document discusses the following e2e topics:
1) NimRecorder extensions for Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox
2) The procedure to load NimRecorder extension on Google Chrome
3) Troubleshooting the below error after loading NimRecorder extension on Google Chrome :
Uncheck runtime.lastError: Access to the specified native messaging host is forbidden
- e2e_appmon v2.52
- e2e_appmon_dev v2.52
- Windows-Only
- Operating System installed in C:\ Drive
- Nimsoft installed in the default C:\Program Files(x86)\Nimsoft location
1) The nimrecorder plugins for Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox have been attached to this KB Article.
2) Procedure to load NimRecorder Extension on Google Chrome:
Pre-requisites:The robot should have:
Steps:
1. Download and extract nsChromeExt extension attached to this document on the e2e robot
2. Launch the Google Chrome browser, type in the address bar:
chrome://extensions/
Please refer to the screenshot below:
3. At the top right, click to enable the Developer mode (F12) and click Load unpacked as shown in the screenshot below:
4. Go to the location where you have extracted the nsChromeExt extension (in Step 1), then click on Select Folder as shown below:
5. Once the extension is loaded, you will see the Errors button, this is expected as seen in the below screenshot:
6. Click on the Errors button. You will see the error message:
Unchecked runtime.lastError: Access to the specified native messaging host is forbidden.
chrome://extensions/
2. Click on Details button in the NimRecorder extension as shown in the below screenshot:
3. Select and copy the ID as shown in the below screenshot:
4. Open Notepad as administrator:
5. From Notepad, follow the steps below:
6. Select the ID and replace it with the Extension ID copied in Step 3 as shown in below screenshots 5(a), 5(b) and 5(c):
7. Now, save it and exit from Notepad:
8. Close and launch the Google browser -> go to chrome://extensions and verify the Errors button is gone:
9. Optionally, you can now Disable the Developer mode option:
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e2e_appmon (E2E Application Response Monitoring) (broadcom.com)