Activex Control For Google Chrome
I'm interested in installing Google chrome. I developed some applications using VBA for Excel. In these small applications I use Active X controls that are usually checked by Internet explorer before loading then into Excel.
Dec 28, 2011 How to Enable ActiveX in Google Chrome Showing 1-4 of 4 messages. If ActiveX controls remain unusable with the IE Tab extension.
Free Download Activex Control For Google Chrome
Internet explorer 7 o higher doesn’t allow Excel to load these controls. This is the reason I still use I.E. I want to install Google chrome, but I’m really concerned about the problems this may cause with my Excel applications and its Active X control. I would appreciate any information you could provide regarding this topic. Google Chrome version (type in about:version into the address bar): None yet Operating System: Windows XP, sp 2 URLs (if applicable): None Error Message: None Bapabooiee 22.01.10 9:24. Hi all, This third party extension support ActiveX on Chrome/Chromium for Win: ActiveX for Chrome: It is open source, the code is available.
Feel free to report a bug to the author Qiu Chuan if the extension not work for your ActiveX Control. If you work on Linux, then ActiveX for Chrome + Chrome for Win + Wine will be a choice, however, this two wine bug should be fixed or worked around: Bug 21232 - Chrome can't load any webpage unless -no-sandbox is used Bug 27248 - cannot unpack.crx (extensions or themes) in Chrome Feel free to vote on the bug if you need to get ActiveX working on Linux. See for more information.
Google Chrome version (type about:version into the address bar):Operating System:Error Message:Extensions installed: Please describe your question/comment in detail (for example, steps to reproduce the problem): I live and work in South Korea. I have a Samsung laptop PC that I use at work only. On that laptop I have Google Chrome installed and running in Windows XP Professional as my default browser.
I also have IE7 and Mozilla Firefox, but I only use them as back-ups if Google Chrome is experiencing problems. Anyway, my internet access is through my workplace server. Recently whenever I navigate to sites like Amazon.com or YouTube in Chrome, I'm redirected to the nProtect page, which describes how to install the Active X control for Windows XP. When I'm using Chrome, however, there is no Active X pop-up in my toolbar that I can click on and choose 'Run'.
I just downloaded and installed the IE tab extension on my Chrome toolbar, so I'm hoping this will allow me to run the Active X control so that I can access the aforementioned sites in Chrome again. When I try to access these sites in IE7 I have no problem. Also, I have no trouble accessing any of my bookmarked sites using Chrome on my laptop PC (a different one) at home. How would I correct this problem if the IE extension tab doesn't work? Timmmy42 23.02.11 19:32. Hi all, This third party extension support ActiveX on Chrome/Chromium for Win: ActiveX for Chrome: It is open source, the code is available.
Feel free to report a bug to the author Qiu Chuan if the extension not work for your ActiveX Control. If you work on Linux, then ActiveX for Chrome + Chrome for Win + Wine will be a choice, however, this two wine bug should be fixed or worked around: Bug 21232 - Chrome can't load any webpage unless -no-sandbox is used Bug 27248 - cannot unpack.crx (extensions or themes) in Chrome Feel free to vote on the bug if you need to get ActiveX working on Linux. See for more information. Shanjon21 23.08.11 21:08.