Just shooting from the hip, but if you're logged into multiple accounts simultaneously, try just one. I've found that the u=1 URL query param (or maybe /u/1 path, whatever it is) incrementer to select among active sessions is reasonably persistent with most, but not all, Google apps. Notably, Google Analytics would drop the ball at times, leading me to manually add it back
I'm not sure that you understand what is meant by "Google Workspace".
It's been through a few developments in terminology. Google Workspace refers to the suite of apps, regardless of how they are paid, deployed, or who uses them.
Google Workspace is available to "normal free Gmail users" just as it is to Enterprise admins. I am an individual user with three personal accounts, I subscribe to Google One, and I use Google Workspace on all those accounts. Likewise, at work I use Google Workspace as provided by my employer.
It has different features and structures depending on level of service, but it's the same name for everyone.
It may, in fact, be instructive if you ask Bard "are you available for Google Workspace?"
"I've tried enabling this setting for both a legacy free Google Apps domain, and for a paid Business account"
I even included a screenshot of the Google Workspace Admin settings (which doesn't apply to personal @gmail.com accounts).
I was talking about one of the 'Business' plans listed on the Google Workspace Pricing page (https://workspace.google.com/pricing.html) or the legacy free plan (which used to be GSuite for your domain).
This surprised me. I don't. It added Workspace extension to my Chrome, then turned it on. I turned it off because I was concerned with privacy. Now the extension is gone. It must have been a bug that they've fixed.
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Has anyone here managed to enable extensions for their Google Workspace account (not just personal gmail)?
I've tried enabling this setting for both a legacy free Google Apps domain, and for a paid Business account: https://static.wixstatic.com/media/bb4812_1dc8e704bf6d4a49af...
Neither account displays the extensions icon, and visiting https://bard.google.com/extensions just redirects to https://bard.google.com/chat
Just shooting from the hip, but if you're logged into multiple accounts simultaneously, try just one. I've found that the u=1 URL query param (or maybe /u/1 path, whatever it is) incrementer to select among active sessions is reasonably persistent with most, but not all, Google apps. Notably, Google Analytics would drop the ball at times, leading me to manually add it back
Thanks. I already use a separate Chrome profile for each Google account.
All I did was ask Bard to search my emails and it presented a link to turn on Workspaces and then did it
If you don't mind me asking - what type of Google Workspace subscription do you have?
I'm not sure that you understand what is meant by "Google Workspace".
It's been through a few developments in terminology. Google Workspace refers to the suite of apps, regardless of how they are paid, deployed, or who uses them.
Google Workspace is available to "normal free Gmail users" just as it is to Enterprise admins. I am an individual user with three personal accounts, I subscribe to Google One, and I use Google Workspace on all those accounts. Likewise, at work I use Google Workspace as provided by my employer.
It has different features and structures depending on level of service, but it's the same name for everyone.
It may, in fact, be instructive if you ask Bard "are you available for Google Workspace?"
I mentioned that in my original question above: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37587300
From that comment:
"not just personal gmail"
"I've tried enabling this setting for both a legacy free Google Apps domain, and for a paid Business account"
I even included a screenshot of the Google Workspace Admin settings (which doesn't apply to personal @gmail.com accounts).
I was talking about one of the 'Business' plans listed on the Google Workspace Pricing page (https://workspace.google.com/pricing.html) or the legacy free plan (which used to be GSuite for your domain).
This surprised me. I don't. It added Workspace extension to my Chrome, then turned it on. I turned it off because I was concerned with privacy. Now the extension is gone. It must have been a bug that they've fixed.