Ninja Remote Printer

This extension allows direct printing, useful for warehouse applications

What is Ninja Remote Printer?

Ninja Remote Printer is a Chrome extension that enables automatic and direct printing of documents, such as PDF and ZPL files, without requiring user confirmation. It is specifically designed for business and warehouse applications where immediate printing is necessary. To use the extension, you need to install and configure the accompanying application on your computer. Your business application can then send JavaScript commands to specify the printer and document format, which must be base64-encoded. Experience seamless and efficient printing with Ninja Remote Printer.

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By: sefirosweb

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Users: 106 ▼ -3

Version: 1.0.2 (Last updated: 2023-11-07)

Creation date: 2023-06-14

Risk impact: Moderate risk impact

Risk likelihood: Moderate risk likelihood

Manifest version: 3

Permissions:

nativeMessaging
*://*/*

Size: 11.28K

Email: se*****@gmail.com

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# 67872 ▼ 1694

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#8599 in Developer Tools ▼ 71 #194 in print keyword 25

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This extension allows automatic printing of documents, including PDF and ZPL, this is useful for business and warehouse applications, which requires printing without prompting confirmation, the printer must be pre-configured in your business application.

This is done by sending a message through "nativeMessaging" which bridges the connection between the browser and your printer.

To use it, you need to install on your computer the application that listens to the "nativeMessaging" event, this is not included in this extension, it must be downloaded and installed separately:

In addition, your business application must send through javascript to which printer and in which format it will be printed, the document must be encoded in base64, either ZPL or PDF, I include a link to an example: