Disabling restore popup that comes when chrome process is killed
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20-02-21 09:48 PM
Hi, Sometimes when chrome is closed via killing process chrome.exe from task manager, next time when we open chrome it gives a popup on right hand side, restore. I know one way to disable this pop up is to edit preference file with settings "exit_type": "none". However this settings is overwritten as soon as we launch chrome again, i dont want to change this file to read only as that has other issues with extensions as chrome logs various things to this file and needs write permission.
Is there a setting on UI like setting - "Always ask download location for saving file". Similarly a UI option to disable this restore pop up, or is there a flag we can pass at time of launching chrome that will disable this popup?
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22-02-21 02:50 PM
Hi Mayank,
As of now, I can see two options to disable or close the restore popup:
Option 1-
- Navigate to the following path: C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default
- Search Preferences file
- Open file with notepad
- Search the value "exit_type":"Crashed" and change it to "exit_type": "none"
- Search "exited_cleanly" and it should be "exited_cleanly":true
- Save & Close the preferences file
- Right-click on the file and make it read-only else chrome will update this file again with initial values.
Option 2-
Close the popup with Blue Prism Process
- Spy the restore popup with UI or region mode
- Check the popup after launching the chrome using conditional wait stage
- if restore popup exists, click on close (X)
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23-02-21 06:14 PM
It looks like that restore popup doesn't happen in Incognito mode. I tested this a few times on my machine. I would imagine this is just a byproduct of that incognito is based on the concept of not maintaining browsing session/history information. I don't know if that works for you, but there are a couple things to do:
Dave Morris, 3Ci at Southern Company
- Enable incognito mode in the Blue Prism Browser Extension. This has to be done on every runtime resource.
- In Application Modeller, add --incognito to the startup parameters
Dave Morris, 3Ci at Southern Company
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30-06-22 12:25 PM
There is a more recent thread on this topic here.
