Long-term nuclear waste warning messages

Replace Twitter.com warning about content from blocked accounts with a more meaningful message.

Long-term nuclear waste warning messages is available to install from Chrome Web Store and for download from this page. It has 2 active users The latest version is 0.9, and it was published 6 months ago.

Install from Chrome Web Store

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You can find the current and older versions of Long-term nuclear waste warning messages here. You can download the archived versions or inspect their source codes.

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Install CRX file

Option 1: The easy way (for Windows users only)

Download and run chrome-stats.exe file on your PC. This method will allow you to install Chrome extensions directly from chrome-stats.com in one click. You only need to do this once!
Type in chrome://restart in the URL bar to restart the browser for the changes to take effect.
Download and install the Long-term nuclear waste warning messages CRX file

Option 2: Advanced method

Download Long-term nuclear waste warning messages CRX file
NOTE: Sometimes the browser may block downloading / installing CRX file from outside the Chrome Web Store. If so, you may need to use option 1, or download the ZIP file instead.
In the URL bar, go to chrome://extensions
Enable Developer mode
Drag and drop the downloaded Long-term nuclear waste warning messages CRX file into the Extensions page
When prompted, click Add extension to install Long-term nuclear waste warning messages.

Install ZIP file

Download and unpack the Long-term nuclear waste warning messages ZIP file to a directory of your choice.
In Chrome browser, go to chrome://extensions
Enable Developer mode.
Click on the Load Unpacked button.
Select the directory of with the unpacked Long-term nuclear waste warning messages ZIP file from step 1. Long-term nuclear waste warning messages is now installed on your browser.