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Your native host connector do not support following APIs: v6

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When I try to download extensions on https://extensions.gnome.org/, this message appears:

Your native host connector do not support following APIs: v6. Probably you should upgrade native host connector or install plugins for missing APIs. Refer documentation for instructions.

I have tried using both FireFox and Chrome. I'm new to Ubuntu so im not sure if this is a new problem or not. When I look for solutions it appears as this is a new bug.

How do I solve it?

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answered 3 Years ago ibuteking · Accepted Answer

This is a known issue. Despite the message, installation of extensions will still work on Ubuntu that currently has Gnome Shell 42.2 , but the website is broken on e.g. Arch systems with Gnome Shell versions containing three components, e.g., 42.3.1.

So on Ubuntu, ignore the message for now. Ubuntu 22.04 users can use Extension manager to install Gnome Shell extensions - it is actually the only way to easily install extensions because the website will not work with browsers installed as snap. On older Ubuntu versions, the easier way to install the app would be to enable flatpak to install the (official) flatpak version.