Frequently asked questions

Since late October 2025, Chrome and Edge progressively block communication between websites (including your online POS) and local devices — receipt printers included. This restriction ("Local Network Access") activates when the browser updates itself, with no message at all. Your printer and your POS are healthy.

No. If the Windows test page prints correctly, your printer is not at fault. The blocking is in the browser — replacing hardware solves nothing.

Often yes, temporarily: Firefox does not apply this blocking to date. But nothing guarantees it will not follow, and changing the habits of a whole team is often harder than installing an extension that repairs everything in one click.

In theory it should be. In practice, we have documented cases where Chrome ignores its own settings (permission saved but not applied, enterprise policies shown as "not set"). And every browser update can undo everything. Hence our extension: a durable repair, without fragile settings.

The extension works with most online POS systems that print through a utility installed on the PC — the standard setup with a USB receipt printer. The simplest way to know: the free 24-hour trial, which confirms it in 2 minutes without paying anything.

Install the extension, enable it on your POS page: printing is restored immediately, free of charge, for 24 hours, no credit card. After that, the lifetime license costs €59 per till, as a one-time purchase — no subscription.

No: two clicks to install the extension, one click to enable it on your POS page. 30 seconds, no technical skills, no administrator rights.

Our extension does not interfere with any update. You can keep it (double safety) or uninstall it in one click.

The extension alters neither your POS software, nor your sales data, nor your tax compliance: it only restores the transport of receipts to the printer — a function your POS already performed. Everything is reversible.