windows 7 - Detect the responsible file for Unknown Plugin in Chrome
2014-07
Chrome 35 on Windows 7 x64 has a plugin that is unknown
I run MalwareBytes Anti-Malware in resident mode, and I did a full scan with MS Security Essentials (which does not run resident), nothing came up.
Is it normal to have an unknown plugin on Chrome? If not, how do I go about detecting which file is responsible for this plugin?
Type chrome://plugins/ in the address bar and see if you can find anything that remotely resembles something that says Unknown then disable it. Strangely named plugins may also apply.
No it is not usual to have a Unknown plug-in in Chrome. Open chrome://plugins
and on the top right side of the page there should be a button for Details. Click on it and you will see the location where the plug-ins are stored.
As default the location of the plugins is C:\Users\"User Name"\AppData\Local\Google\...
Is there a Chrome plugin that does what Text Link does for Firefox (linkifies links)?
Try Linkification
Linkification is inspired by the Firefox extension of the same name. It parses plain-text links on webpages and replaces them with actual hyperlinks. It is based on the 'Linkfy' bookmarklet.
BProd(uctive) seems like what you're looking for.
Linkify Text URL's: Scans all text on loaded pages and makes non-clickable urls clickable and link them to the target url. On click url loads in new tab/window
Does this work ?