✅ What is it: this page wants to install a service manager

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Aquellos que utilizan el browser Web Chrome de Google pueden haber notado que cuando visita ciertas páginas, aparece un pequeño ícono de doble diamante en la barra de direcciones junto al ícono de estrella que le posibilita agregar un marcador. Cuando pase el mouse sobre este ícono, aparecerá un mensaje que dice “Esta página desea instalar un administrador de servicios. ¿Qué significa eso precisamente?

Con Chrome, los servicios web pueden preguntar si quieren usarlos para abrir ciertos links. Aún cuando la mayoría de los links regularmente le llevan a otra página, algunos links pueden abrir programas y realizar otras acciones. A modo de ejemplo, mailto: Enlaces puede abrir su programa de correo y Webcal: Enlaces puede agregar eventos a su programa de calendario. Estos links se denominan registros y los programas que usan se denominan controladores. Muchos servicios web, incluidos Gmail y Google Calendar, ahora se pueden usar como administradores.

When you click on the double diamond icon, a small box appears where you can choose between three settings: Use, No, and Ignore. By default, the ignore option is set. There is also a link to "Manage controller configuration". This takes you to the Chrome Settings page in the Privacy section and shows all active protocol managers. It is up to you to choose whether or not to use this service manager.

Enable or disable site administrator requests in Chrome

If you want to allow Gmail to open all email links,

1. Select the Use Gmail radio button. When you click a hyperlinked email address on a page, the Create Gmail window opens.
2. Choose No to store how your computer opens email links as before.
3. Choose Ignore to prevent the request from appearing again when you visit Gmail.

You can also use Google Calendar. Its options are similar to those of Gmail, except that you can use Google Calendar to open links to Webcal. Service managers in Chrome are enabled by default. You can disable or reactivate them from Chrome's Settings menu. This is how we do it.

1. Select the Chrome menu on the browser toolbar.
2. Choose configuration
3. Show advanced settings.
4. En la sección Privacidad, haga clic en Configuración de contents.
5. In the dialog box that appears, you will find the "Driver" section:
6. To allow requests, select "Ask sites to become default records managers."
7. To disable inquiries, select "No web portal authorized to process records."
8. If for some reason you want to use a different administrator to open a link on a page, right-click on the link and select "Open link with" to choose an administrator. Your default settings for the administrator are not affected.
9. To delete the manager, move the mouse over the manager you want to delete.
10. Click Clear this page.

CONCLUSION

The links that can be used to open a particular application are called protocols and the application to be used is called an administrator. Thus, the message indicates that the application must be configured to function as administrator when the link is clicked. The link opens automatically in the application, instead of in the browser.

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