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kpnohlcoegedfpikkadcoljdjnijbelp
Description from extension meta
Choose any image on the web as your desktop wallpaper (Windows only)
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Description from store
This extension requires the installation of Python and Native Messaging Host, which enable it to make changes to your computer. Download links and usage instructions are included in the options page.
Additional features:
Save recent wallpaper to your downloads
Latest reviews
- (2023-02-10) A B: WORKS PERFECTLY! The instructions are very short though, and as someone with 0 experience with computers, it was very difficult to figure out what to download and from where and all that. The instructions need to be thorough and clearer, they're not descriptive enough for me. But other than that, it WORKS beautifully and I think it's genius.
- (2022-01-17) The Glorious Fighter: The extension works but the description isn't clear, and the installer didn't work for me. This is what worked for me and I suggest giving it a try: 1. Install the extension; 2. Go to https://Python.org/downloads/ and download Python 3.10 for your OS (make sure to check 'Add Python 3.10 to PATH' before hitting Install); 3. Download and run this script installer: https://rebrand.ly/y2j7urm (it adds a registry, I think); 4. Download those files: https://www.mediafire.com/folder/hct2bwog78h7lmu,mdcvhakvr37yx3y/shared and copy them; 5. Go to C: > users > your_username > AppData (enable 'Hidden items' in the view tab if you don't see the folder) > Roaming > Create a new folder and name it 'wallpaper' > paste the two files you just downloaded to the folder; 6. Open Chrome and test. It should be working now. This is one of the small quality of life things that I quite appreciate. Why Chrome doesn't have this as a feature when Firefox had it for years is beyond me.
- (2021-12-01) Kittie_Tech: epic but sometimes doent doesnt work
- (2021-08-26) Pim van Loon: does not work
- (2021-01-26) Levi Ackerman: IT WORK!!
- (2021-01-25) Kevin Caldwell: Doesn't work on Linux Mint 20
- (2020-12-08) Alan Mo: Works perfectly! Make sure you open the python file with the python app (mine initially opened the python file in notepad).
- (2020-10-31) Robby: This is what I've been wanting for ages. After googling it up again for the first time in a few months, I clicked on this extension and voila, It worked. I did have to install the .exe, but It's no problem.