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# Extension de navigateur Devolutions Password Manager via la messagerie native

Configurez l'extension de navigateur Devolutions Password Manager pour utiliser la messagerie native plutôt que HTTP pour les connexions Remote Desktop Manager.

L'extension de navigateur Devolutions Password Manager peut fonctionner sans HTTP(S) en utilisant la messagerie native. Suivez les instructions ci-dessous :

1. Dans votre navigateur, cliquez sur l'icône de l'extension de navigateur Devolutions Password Manager, puis allez dans les ***Paramètres***.
2. Sous la section ***Espaces***, sélectionnez ***Remote Desktop Manager***.
3. Sous ***Avancé***, cochez la case ***Activer la messagerie native***.
4. Dans Remote Desktop Manager, allez dans ***Fichier – Paramètres – Extensions de navigateur***.
5. Sous ***Avancé***, cochez la case ***Activer la messagerie native*** et décochez la case ***Activer l'écouteur Http***.
6. Cliquez sur ***Configurer la messagerie native***.
7. Cliquez sur ***Enregistrer***.
8. Redémarrez votre application Remote Desktop Manager.
9. Redémarrez l'extension de navigateur Devolutions Password Manager en la désactivant puis en la réactivant dans les options de gestion des extensions de votre navigateur.


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