Windows file handles are less picky when it comes to case, whereas Linux is more particular. So when installing the extension on Chrome in Ubuntu, the manifest file pointed to "icon/mojito16.png" but it was "icon/Mojito16.png". Windows doesn't have a problem with this, but Linux did. This makes it compatible for all operating systems.
Windows file handles are less picky when it comes to case, whereas Linux is more particular. So when installing the extension on Chrome in Ubuntu, the manifest file pointed to "icon/mojito16.png" but it was "icon/Mojito16.png". Windows doesn't have a problem with this, but Linux did. This makes it compatible for all operating systems.