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Install browser plugin extension from a windows application
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Mahesh C M
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Hi Team,
I have developed a browser plugin to install in an enterprise. For that I have to create an MSI package. While install this MSI package, automatically the developed browser plugin should install on the machine browsers. Is there any method to add browser plugin extension programmatically using a windows application. What are possible approaches to achieve this.
Thanks in advance!!!
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Hui Liu-MSFT 40,786 Reputation points Microsoft Vendor2022-05-26T02:29:20.32+00:00 Hi,@Mahesh C M . Welcome to Microsoft Q&A. Unfortunately, research shows that it is currently not possible to programmatically add browser plug-in extensions using a Windows application.
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