Auto Relister

Chrome Extension Installation Guide

Windows
macOS

Windows Installation

1

Download the installer file

Click the button below to download the Auto Relister installer.

Download Windows Installer
2

Double-click the downloaded file

Open your Downloads folder and double-click install-autorelister-windows.bat.

3

Click Yes on the security prompt

Windows will ask "Do you want to allow this app to make changes?" — click Yes. A black window will appear and show a success message when done.

4

Restart Chrome

Close all Chrome windows completely, then reopen Chrome.

5

Done — it installs automatically

Auto Relister installs silently on the next Chrome launch. To confirm, open chrome://extensions and turn on Developer mode (toggle in the top-right corner) — you'll see Auto Relister listed. No "Add extension" prompt needed.

Keep Developer mode ON in chrome://extensions — it's needed to see the extension's status and to use the Update button. Updates are otherwise automatic: Chrome checks for new versions roughly every few hours and installs them silently.

macOS Installation

1

Download the configuration profile

Click the button below to download the Auto Relister profile.

Download Profile
2

Open the downloaded profile

Double-click AutoRelister-Forcelist.mobileconfig in your Downloads. You'll see a "Profile Downloaded" message — click OK.

3

Install it in System Settings

Open System Settings → General → Device Management (older macOS: System Preferences → Profiles). Click Auto Relister Chrome Extension, then Install, and enter your Mac password. If macOS warns the profile is unverified, continue — it's safe.

4

Restart Chrome

Press Cmd+Q to fully quit Chrome, then reopen it.

5

Done — it installs automatically

Auto Relister installs silently on the next Chrome launch. To confirm, open chrome://extensions and turn on Developer mode (toggle in the top-right corner) — you'll see Auto Relister listed as "Installed by enterprise policy." No "Add extension" prompt needed.

Keep Developer mode ON in chrome://extensions — it's needed to see the extension's status and to use the Update button. Updates are otherwise automatic: Chrome checks for new versions roughly every few hours and installs them silently.