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In a Maven WebApp project, I tried to run a servlet by right clicking it, selecting a glassfish server, then run. The following popup showed up: "The NetBeans Chrome extension is installed but it is disabled. Please go to the Chrome's Extension preferences, enable it manually and press OK to continue." When I click OK, nothing happens, and the pop up spawns back. I have to kill the netbeans process to exit.
What browser do you use to run the project? If Chrome with NetBeans integration, you need to enable the Netbeans connector extension in Chrome ( from the message it seems like you have it installed but disabled). The OK button retries the run again and if extension is not enabled, it pops up again . I not at PC so I can check but isnt there also Cancel button?
Created attachment 144685 [details] The popup preventing me from going on.
(In reply to Vladimir Riha from comment #1) > What browser do you use to run the project? If Chrome with NetBeans > integration, you need to enable the Netbeans connector extension in Chrome ( > from the message it seems like you have it installed but disabled). The OK > button retries the run again and if extension is not enabled, it pops up > again . I not at PC so I can check but isnt there also Cancel button? I use Chrome. I do have the Chrome-Netbeans extension, but as you can see on the previous attachment, there is no cancel button on the popup.
Well there is the X button, that closes the dialog for me on Linux
(In reply to Vladimir Riha from comment #4) > Well there is the X button, that closes the dialog for me on Linux The X button solves the problem in Windows as well, I haven't even thought of using it, sorry about that!
No problem, I'm glad it works.