In order to increase the security on their web browser, Google is going to require all extensions for Google Chrome to be installed from the Chrome Web Store.
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Google will no longer allow Windows users to install extensions from outside the Chrome Web Store
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Published November 8, 2013
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According to Google, the leading cause of complaints from Chrome users on Windows is a malicious extension the user installed. To make things harder for the authors of these malicious programs, Google will, starting in January, require that all extensions installed in the stable or beta channel products come from the Chrome Web Store.
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