Remove - This Application Was Created By A Google Apps Script User

As one developer noted on a support forum, "I cannot have this warning message displayed to them" because it ruins the user experience and trust in their custom Google Sheets feature. The verified status directly addresses this pain point.

These extensions work by targeting the banner element and setting its display to none using a content script. While effective, they only work on your own browser and don't solve the problem for your app's end users.

fetch('YOUR_WEB_APP_URL', method: 'POST', body: JSON.stringify( user: "John Doe" ) ) .then(response => response.json()) .then(data => console.log(data)); Use code with caution.

Are you currently using a or a paid Google Workspace account ? As one developer noted on a support forum,

The gray banner at the bottom of the screen was a digital scar. It read:

In both cases, the app is published by a user or organization that Google does not have a formal, verified trust relationship with the person trying to use it. For the "unverified app" screen (the one you see during authorization for more complex scripts and add-ons), the trigger is the use of without having completed Google's verification process. For example, a script that accesses Gmail, Google Drive files, or other private data will likely trigger this.

Many developers initially try to hide the banner using simple frontend CSS overrides or JavaScript DOM manipulation. They inspect the page, find the container element (often an or a specific class), and attempt something like this: While effective, they only work on your own

Ensure your HTML output is clean and professional. A professional interface sometimes reduces the chances of users reporting it, which could otherwise lead to stricter warnings.

for your script to make it look even more official.

It reminds users to only trust scripts from sources they know and verify. The gray banner at the bottom of the

For public-facing apps, into a parent website or Google Site to mask the standard Apps Script header.

Enter the of a project you created in the Google Cloud Console . Phase 2: Configure the OAuth Consent Screen

Not everyone can remove this warning. Your ability depends on the type of Google account you are using.

: Sometimes, Google Apps Script projects have project properties or settings that could be influencing the display of such notices. Make sure there's no setting or property that you're overlooking.