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For the following 2 reasons I am trying to block the dialog box pop-ups that the chrome browser itself occasionally presents:
- As a workaround for the in-ability to block uninstallation of chrome extensions.
- To block the grey boxes with questions because I find them annoying. (I accept the inabilities that follow from not having that interaction option with the browser.)
This is the type of popup that I am trying to block:
So far I explored all the conventional settings in the chrome browser. As far as I am aware they do not contain an option to block those dialog boxes.
An option would not be to write a script that continously presses the Esc
key if the chrome browser is being used because that is a keyboard shortcut for the Stop button, so pressing it continuously would make the browser unusable as was mentioned in the answer. But perhaps a creative mind has a less intrusive option.
thank you! Just to be clear for those trying to do the same thing: that option is designed for the Open Source equivalent to the Chrome web browser; Chromium. And the process off applying that solution is documented and led to a new question about its implementation here: https://superuser.com/questions/1328465/prevent-un-installation-of-the-stayfocusd-extension-in-chromium-using-extension .
– a.t. – 2018-06-04T16:14:04.773Read the first paragraph of the page I linked to. It addresses your question. – duskwuff -inactive- – 2018-06-04T16:30:14.680