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Version 2.0 is available. View for more information. Update: If you’re using Android 2.2+ on a rooted device and having problem downloading incompatible apps, please try First: this project is made for my personal needs, then I decide to publish it because I think some people may need it. This is not a tool for pirating. It’s good or bad depend on how you use it. Please don’t make me look bad because of this.

This is the official page of APK Downloader. Do not download the extension from other sources. Use at your own risk. I’ll not take responsibility for anything happen to you or your account. APK Downloader is a Google Chrome extension that allows you to download Android APK files from Android Market to your PC See it in action. Download and Install: After installed APK Downloader, you’ll need to follow these steps in able to use it I. Enter email and device ID on Options page 1.

There are two ways to get Email and Device ID a. Easy way: install this app, it will show you your emails and Device ID b.

Difficult way: Open dial pad, call *#*#8255#*#* ( 8255 = TALK ). If it opens “GTalk Service Monitor”, find lines that begin with JID and Device ID. Your email is JID, and your device id is a string that after android- prefix For example: if it shows android-abcdef, then your device ID is abcdef Do not type in random email or device ID, it won’t work 2. Enter your email’s password, then press Login.

If everything is ok, now you can use APK Downloader III. Start using After finished two steps above, you can start using APK Downloader. Open, view any FREE apps ( for example: ), then press the APK Downloader icon on address bar ( see screenshot ) IV. FAQs: • Is is against Android Market’s ToS? – I’m afraid that it is. Please read for more information. So again, you at your own risk.

Version 2.0 is available. View this blog for more information. Update: If you’re using Android 2.2+ on a rooted device and having problem downloading. Nov 21, 2009. Hello all, I keep getting this message when trying to install my corporate security certificate so I can use my corporate exchange server email, etc. 'The application Certificate Installer (process com.android,certinstaller) has stopped unexpectedly. Please try again' I placed the exchange server.

• Where is the Options page? – Click on the Wrench icon on the toolbar, go to Tools ->Extensions. Find APK Downloader. At the end of its description, you’ll see a link to Options page.

• Why do I have to enter my email, password and device ID? Does it store or send my password to another place? – The extension only stores email, device id and Android Market cookie in Chrome local storage, on your computer.

To be able to get Android Market cookie, it needs your email and password to login at. After it’s done, password is not stored, email is stored to display on Options page, Device ID and Cookie are stored for later requests. I do not send those information to another sites. • Why don’t you just put one account in the extension, so we don’t have to use our information?

– That’s good for users, but not for developers like us. For example, when 1000 users download same app, it only counts 1. • Again, do you collect our information? • – I don’t want to get into trouble by collecting users information, so I try not to have it in any way. The only thing I’m collecting is which apps are downloaded by users.

You can view the source code to make sure about this. • Can it download paid apps? Richard Dokey Sanchez Pdf To Word on this page. • – No, of course not, unless you purchased it with your logged account before.

Please remember this isn’t a tool for pirating. • Why do you make this extension? – I’m an Android developer.

While working on my new project, I have to decompile some apps on Android Market. Everytime I want to decompile one, I have to download it to my phone, use Astro to backup it to SDCard, connect phone to PC, then copy the apk file.

That’s a really long and painful to me, because I have to do it over and over again. That’s why I come up with this idea. Changelogs: • 1.4.3: • Supports new Google Play layout. Note: if you have problems, switch to • 1.4.2: • This version is made by Stephan Schmitz, Peter Wu from.

Big thanks to them. I’m planning adding more features in the future. • 1.2.1: • Switches from android.market.com to play.google.com • 1.2: • Disable download button on paid apps • New feature: Change sim operator • 1.0: • Initial version I wanna say thanks to for his, Stephan Schmitz and Peter Wu for making the It took me 1 week to finish this, so hope you guys enjoy this 🙂 You can contact me at: redphoenix89 [ at ] yahoo [ dot ] com Greetings from Vietnam 🙂. Just found out that the use of this extension is against the Market’s ToS – proceed at your own risk. The clause it violates is: 3.3 You agree not to access (or attempt to access) the Market by any means other than through the interface that is provided by Google, unless you have been specifically allowed to do so in a separate agreement with Google. You specifically agree not to access (or attempt to access) the Market through any automated means (including use of scripts, crawlers or similar technologies from time to time) and shall ensure that you comply with the instructions set out in any robots.txt file present on the Market website.

I have multi user profiles in Chrome. I have placed shortcut to my profile in the Quick Launch. When i right click on the QL shortcut, this is how i see in the Target field of Chrome Properties.”C:Documents and SettingsSabeenaLocal SettingsApplication DataGoogleChromeApplicationchrome.exe”I just pasted –ignore-certificate-error at the end and now it looks like this”C:Documents and SettingsSabeenaLocal SettingsApplication DataGoogleChromeApplicationchrome.exe” –ignore-certificate-error But still i am getting the warning box.Any suggestions? Okay, it took a little bit of work to get this to work, but it does now. I’m on 64-bit Ubuntu Linux. So, in reading the instructions, I went and downloaded chrome( ) Beta build. Dev build should work, but betas tend to be more stable, correct?

I accepted the agreement, downloaded, installed, etc. After this, I had to create a shortcut to my desktop. Open the browser, click the “new tab” page, and right-click one of the applications. I used “Google Search”. Right click, “Create Shortcut”, place on desktop. Go to this shortcut you just placed on the desktop, and right click, “properties”, this is where it was a bit odd, the instructions say “Below instruction is for Windows users.

For OS X and Linux users, please read this post ( replace –remote-debugging-port=9222 in the example with –ignore-certificate-errors )” This was not true in my case. I, instead, had to use –ignore-certificate-errors INSTEAD of –remote-debugging-port=9222. Great work with the extension, I love it. “- The extension only stores email, device id and Android Market cookie in Chrome local storage, on your computer.

To be able to get Android Market cookie, it needs your email and password to login. After it’s done, password is not stored, email is stored to display on Options page, Device ID and Cookie are stored for later requests. I do not send those information to another sites.” What’s the device ID? “There are two ways to get Email and Device ID a. Easy way: install this Device ID app, it will show you your emails and Device ID b. Difficult way: Open dial pad, call *#*#8255#*#* ( 8255 = TALK ).

If it opens “GTalk Service Monitor”, find lines that begin with JID and Device ID. Your email is JID, and your device id is a string that after android- prefix For example: if it shows android-abcdef, then your device ID is abcdef Do not type in random email or device ID, it won’t work” LOL •.

Hi, I’ve got a “non-phone” (wifi) Android tablet, as best that I can determine, my device ID is all zeros, 16 of them. Apparently AM doesn’t like like about my tablet either. Any suggestions, I’m looking to get a free ereader app (Blio, a copy came with my laptop, and looking to get it for my tab) and AM is the only place that has it. I can’t use your Device ID app because it’s in AM and I can’t get anything from AM. I get an error (says SSL or dev id).

I got the shortcut “deal” working fine (in options) no more warning there. So for Mac OS X Snow Leopard, using Google Chrome App, I type this into the Terminal correct?

/Applications/Google Chrome.app/Contents/MacOS/Google Chrome –ignore-certificate-errorsI was supposed to replace the “remote-debugging port thingy”, with the ignore certificates corrects? That’s what I got from your directions. BUt I guess using tardcabulary, I’m a “newb” to this stuff. But it will help my current predicament not being able to access the market. And I really want to thank you for building something this, and most of all for being selfless and sharing it! Well, the paranoid person in me is still a tad worried about sharing my device ID and Google account info., but I’m trying to be optimistic and I haven’t seen any bad reports yet.

Yet it could just be too early, haha, just kidding! But if you can help me out with my question I would very much appreciate, thank you in advance. p.s. Sorry bout the bold, that “ignore certificate errors” I copied and pasted was in bold and I copied and pasted from my text edit and it made the rest of my text bold.

Great Work, but I came to your work when I was trying to download an application that it’s not compatible with my phone,,, so I thought of downloading the APK then try to force install it,, but since your extension needs the device ID, I could not download whats not compatible with my phone,,, any other compatible application can be downloaded ok so what about posting our device id’s here “if it’s not a security threat ”?by that I can changee my device ID and can download any app any way,, thank you so much for the great Idea •. I think that your device is not compatible,,, that way I suggested the following: guys I’m using this extension but the bad thing is I can’t download apps unless there are compatible with my device,,, and it can recognize my device via device Id so my suggestion, is we post our device name and device Id, so If anyone wants to download an app that is not compatible with his/her device,, he can change the device Id from the list that we shared hXXp://forum.xda-developers.c(o)m/showthread.php?t=1516131 I hope its not a security threat • Pingback: () •. Please explain. I have installed the downloader extension and it appear in the ggggle Tools – extension page as having been installed. The SSL ignore certificate errors is also working – no problem there. BUT when I go to google play and try to download the app the file the ICON does not appear in the address bar bar and I get to the INSTALL window for the app.

Then when I click it it says instaaling and then the file will be sent to your device later. Nothing happens afterwards The problem is how to get the ICON in the address filed of the Chrome. Many thanks for your reply and look forward to getting a solution. Okay people, according to what I have noticed, following things need to be checked for proper functionality: 1) Check regularly that the ” –ignore-certificate-errors ” is added in the target location, because it tends to get removed automatically after sometime. 2) Run Chrome browser only from the shortcut where You have added the text, and don’t run any other instance of chrome at the same time, as it overrides the ssl code. 3) For those who are getting wrong email or password, check the device id properly, and follow the above two steps. I have used this successfully several times (v1.0, 1.2, and 1.21).

It does not work any more. The shortcut is unchanged: “C:UsersusernameAppDataLocalGoogleChromeApplicationchrome.exe” –ignore-certificate-errors The email, device id, and sim operator settings are unchanged and correct and no error message appears on the options page.

However, I get the SSL certificate error when I attempt to download a file. The chrome version is 17.0.963.79 This was my first attempt to use apk downloader with this chrome version. If you get the “error parsing package”, that means that your phone cannot use that app or file. If you don’t see the little Android icon IN YOUR ADDRESS / URL BAR, then restart Chrome. Make sure that you add a shortcut to Chrome like this on your desktop: C:UsersYOUR_USERNAMEAppDataLocalGoogleChromeApplicationchrome.exe –ignore-certificate-errors If you encounter the “forbidden error 403”, just close the tab, and click the android icon again. This happened to me a few times.

But just closing the tab, and clicking to install again fixed it for me. If you are having trouble disabling SSL, re-read this section: I: Disable SSL error warnings It explains how to do so.

A little tip: If you create ONE shortcut with the “–ignore-certificate-errors”, I notice that it affects all Chrome shortcuts. Granted that you can only download with the one that actually has the line added. Still a little crazy. Duniya Chale Na Shriram Ke Bina Mp3 Song Free Download here. However, I’m still using it.

Help I have done everything that you said above. I am able to enter my logon information and Device ID (using android ID app) and the little green man appears when I go to an app that I want but when I try and download I get an error that says that says please disable SSL error warnings and check your logon and device ID. I have checked all of these several times and I cannot see what I am doing wrong.

The https on the google play has a strike through it and I have included the –ignore-certificate-errors in the target line of the shortcut. This is now driving me mad – any advice gratefully received. My Chrome is V18 running on Win 7 Home Premium. I am not able to download apk file from India on my android 4.0 tablet. I have default settings for t-mobile/USA. The error msg is as follows No webpage was found for the web address: •.

This worked absolutely flawlessly for me. This may be against the ToS of Goolge but I have a situation for which I have no alternative. There are may be 2 or 3 applications which are very heavy in resources and unfortunately require to be installed in the phone memory. If I were to do this I run out of memory and slows down my phone. These I need VERY infrequently but desperately when I do.

These don’t require any kind or registration or login. Installing these from the Google Play site as and when I need them and uninstallling them after every use is not convenient. So I simply plan to store the APK files on my memory card and work from there. This way I have my applications AND keep my memory free! [Resolved] Even after following the correct installation process most of you will be getting the error: ERROR:- please disable ssl warning (already done) check your account information(also verified many times) One of the reason for this error is that you might be trying to access Android Market store through some other email address. Always ensure that you configure the same email address in the APK Downloader extension which is also configured on your Android handsetmobile and use the same email address to access the Android Market store too. Don’t use any other email id which is different than the one you use on your Android Handsetmobile.

APK DOWNLOADER IS BACK! And you do not need to disable SSL warning anymore! >Rewrite Javascript core of extension, do not make it look too obfuscated. >Chromium 23 compatibility. Due to restrictions on changing headers for clients.google.com, a new approach on retrieving the download URL and actually downloading an >APK is implemented.

>Due to the rewrite, you should not need to disable SSL warnings anymore. >Add help to options page. >Hide SIM operator options by default as you usually do not need those. Chrome wouldn’t allow me to install the extension from your website, but I was surprised to find I could install it from the Chrome Web Store. However, when I go to the extension’s options page there are no fields to input the email address, password and device ID.

All I see is this: Options Homepage [link] – My Android Apps [link] redphx Does this mean that the extension has been disabled? If so, please make that clear on this web page, so that people don’t waste their time trying to make it work. And you might as well remove it from Chrome Web Store as well.