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Adblock-Plus crx base64 encoded binary for chromedriver

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# Adblock-Plus.crx Adverts can slow and even break functional tests. If you run your functional tests using ChromeDriver you can install extensions like AdBlock-Plus as follows... ``` { ... "desiredCapabilities": { "javascriptEnabled": true, "acceptSslCerts": true, "browserName": "chrome", "chromeOptions": { "args": [ "no-sandbox" ], "extensions": [ "Q3Iy....AAAA=" ] } } ... } ``` Where ```Q3Iy....AAAA=``` is the base64 encoded crx file you want to install. Unfortunately Adblock-Plus is around 600KB when encoded and not something you really want to include in a json file. When using the excellent [Nightwatch.js](http://nightwatchjs.org/) you can define configuration in ```nightwatch.conf.js``` instead of json. ``` var adBlockPlus = require('adblock-plus-crx') module.exports = { ... "desiredCapabilities": { "javascriptEnabled": true, "acceptSslCerts": true, "browserName": "chrome", "chromeOptions": { "args": [ "no-sandbox" ], "extensions": [ adBlockPlus.base64() ] } } ... } ``` # Modifications AdBlock-Plus opens a new tab on first run and since WebDriver tests typically start with a fresh profile each run gets more than a little annoying. We've disabled first run behaviour by setting ```suppress_first_run_page``` to true and recreating the crx. # Using a custom crx (instructions for OSX) 1. Fork this project 1. Rename the package 1. Update the adblock-plus-crx version in package.json 1. Add modifications to ```./scripts/update.sh``` 1. Run ```./scripts/update.sh``` from forks root directory - i.e. the one containing package.json 1. Commit your changes and publish to npm or a private repo. # Pull Requests If you don't want to publish an alternative version of this package, I will consider pull requests for adblock-plus version updates and generally useful modifications, however the later should be done by amending ```./scripts/update.sh```. I cannot accept changes to the crx file itself.