What needs to be done to make the vidIQ Chrome extension work on Mac for free?

1. By default, the folders that we need are hidden. For them to appear, we need to call the terminal. Press command+Space and call Spotlight.
2. Enter “Terminal” in the field and press Enter.
3. In the terminal we must write the following line defaults write com.apple.finder AppleShowAllFiles TRUE ; killall Finder
4. Press Enter and see how hidden folders appear in the Finder
5. We must get to the folder we need. Its path is as follows
6. /Users/”Your name”/Library/Application Support/Google/Chrome/Default/Extensions/pachckjkecffpdphbpmfolblodfkgbhl/
7. Next we see a folder with numbers, copy and paste already on the desktop.
8. We will need Sublime Text or NotePad ++ or any other code editor.
9. Go to the copied folder and select the file bundle.bundle.js Open it using Sublime Text
10. Press Command+F to find the function and look for the following value: let e=[ copy to the bracket and paste to search the file and press Enter.
11. We must change the value in parentheses from Zero [0] to Number Five [5] and save the file. You can use the command Command+S
12. Close the open file. And go to Chrome.
13. In the Chrome browser, in the settings, go to Additional Tools -> Extensions
14. Click on the slider and select Developer Mode
15. Download the folder that we copied to the desktop
16. All – Success. The extension is installed, you can use the paid version…