AppSheet is Google's official no-code development platform. Because AppSheet apps require user authentication and follow rigid enterprise compliance rules, Google does not place the "Apps Script User" warning banner on AppSheet user interfaces.
By default, Apps Script uses a hidden default GCP project. To control trust settings, you must switch to a standard GCP project.
If you are the creator or the only user of the app and simply find the banner annoying during your daily workflow, you can mask it using an element-hider tool. AppSheet is Google's official no-code development platform
function doPost(e) var data = JSON.parse(e.postData.contents); // Process data (e.g., save to Google Sheet) return ContentService.createTextOutput(JSON.stringify(status: "success")) .setMimeType(ContentService.MimeType.JSON); Use code with caution. javascript
if you are using a standard, unverified app. Google intentionally shows it to inform users that the app is not from a verified publisher. To control trust settings, you must switch to
When internal team members access the application, the consumer-facing warning banner will not render because the app stays within the organization's trusted boundary.
This method must be done on every computer that runs the script. 3. Revoke Unauthorized Connections javascript if you are using a standard, unverified app
The most common way to hide the banner without spending money is to embed your Apps Script web app into another website using an How it works:
for your script to make it look even more official.