This script and blog post was original posted on and written by twitter. Sudo cp -R "/Volumes/Google Chrome/Google Chrome.app" /Applications Sudo cp -R "/Volumes/Firefox/Firefox.app" /Applications Hdiutil attach /tmp/browsers/firefox.dmg # Script to download, Silent Install and then clean up once installed Mozila Firefox & Google Chrome This one on installing Firefox and Chrome on macOS.
So below is the first of a bunch of scripts I’ve moved over from the personal blog to the blog. The way it simplifies desktop and server management in an all-remote environment just makes life 100% easier. I have the json files under NativeMessagingHosts from 7 that haven't been modified since July and the 1PW 8 (non-version) JSON file with a recent modified date.We at HelpFully IT are big fans and partners of JumpCloud. I put this under the desktop app, because I think this behavior is consistent with 1PW 7, too. This is current with 1PW8 80400045, extension 2.1.8, Chrome Dev. However, 1PW8 does not integrate with new installs of Google Chrome Dev with the bundle name Google Chrome Dev.
Tl dr 1PW8 integrates fine with Chrome Dev if Chrome Dev has been installed awhile and uses the bundle name Google Chrome. This isn't new behavior, but I've been too lazy/busy to write it up. 1PW8 does fine with Edge Beta (named as such with the Edge Beta application store and writes to the appropriate NativeMessagingHosts for Microsoft Edge Beta). (BookMacster had similar issues I reported regarding Edge Beta, but I didn't do a clean Chrome install for several months and so don't know the Chrome date). Microsoft Edge rolled out something similar months before Google did with Chrome (I think), but I don't have the dates with me at the moment. If Google Chrome Dev is installed without a legacy or new "Stable" Chrome install, 1PW still writes NativeMessagingHosts to ~/Library/Application Support/Google/Chrome and creates the folders and path required. The Dev app also has Dev on the Google Chrome icon.ġPW 8 doesn't integrate with the Dev version and app called Google Chrome Dev.
New installs of Chrome Dev have a bundle ID and bundle name Chrome Dev. This is the same as a legacy install of Chrome Dev (or any channel). The new install of Chrome (stable) has the bundle ID and the bundle name Chome. They have separate stores under Application Support ( ~/Library/Application Support/Google/Chrome Dev and ~/Library/Application Support/Google/Chrome). You’ll see a dialog box pop up to choose a version suited for your Mac. However, new installs of the Dev channel are Google Chrome Dev. If you want to download the browser, head to this link from your desktop, and click on the Download Chrome button. For existing installs of Chrome Dev, the app name etc is just Google Chrome. Previously, you could install Chrome Dev and Chrome Canary, for example, but not Chrome Dev and Chrome Stable. Awhile ago, Google changed their Chrome distribution where multiple "channels" of Chrome can be installed.
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