Remove This Application Was Created By A Google Apps Script User Fixed «2027»

| Mistake | Why It Fails | |---------|---------------| | Using default GCP project | Cannot be verified. Must use your own project. | | Privacy policy missing or invalid | Google rejects verification. | | Sensitive scopes not justified | Vague descriptions cause rejection. | | App still deployed under old version | You must create a after verification. | | Access set to “Only myself” | External users won’t see the verified status. | | Using @gmail.com as owner | Verification is impossible. |

If you publish your script as a formal Google Workspace Add-on in the Marketplace, the banner does not appear because the script has undergone an official review process.

If the warning persists after 48 hours, try:

Once verified:

Select (if you want people outside your workspace to use it) or Internal (for Google Workspace users only). Fill out the required App Information: App name: The name users will see. User support email: Your email. Developer contact info: Your email.

First, it’s crucial to understand what this message actually is. The exact text you're likely seeing is:

Configure your with official developer contact info and privacy policies. | Mistake | Why It Fails | |---------|---------------|

The banner acts as a safety warning for unverified developers. To lift it, you must identify your "app."

By understanding these methods, you can ensure your interactions with Apps Script web apps remain both secure and seamless.

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: Tools like "Custom JavaScript for websites" can inject CSS (e.g., #warning display: none !important; ) to hide the element locally.

Package your codebase into a Google Workspace Add-on product.

The most straightforward way to remove the banner for internal organizational tools is to use a paid Google Workspace account (formerly G Suite) rather than a free @gmail.com account. | | Sensitive scopes not justified | Vague

What does your script primarily do (e.g., , display a dashboard , automate emails )?