add-on

I have checked all around the registry and I could not find any lists of all installed extensions. At this point, any general location of IE extensions/add-ons would help. Taken from here : Browser Helper Objects - Browser plug-ins which are designed to enhance the browser's functionality. Entries can be found in the registry at: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Browser Helper Objects Toolbars - Additional toolbars that appear in a browser, often below the address bar. Entries can be found in the registry at: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Internet

On .NET, I can use "reflection" to load a DLL library at runtime. This allows me to build some add-on to my applications. On Android, there is any way to perform something like that? I´d like to make an add-on that, when installed, can be called from my android app. My first idea is to build another APK to this add-on. Then, my application should loop through the installed packages to see if the add-on is present. After that, how could I load that package (and the activities that it´s have) and use it on my application? Another detail to consider is that the add-on needs to access the same

I have some common questions to the addon concept from Hybris: How is the best way to work with a default Hybris addon? There are some really nice addon features we want to use in our projects, but of course not exactly the way they are. So what is the best practice to modify them? Is it the way to copy the addon into the own project and then handle it as an own addon? (So put it under the 'custom' folder and modify it as needed) What exactly happens by installing an addon on an extension? By the install command you have to setup your addons and on which extension you want to have it (in

Actually this question is based on a Blog Entry , which discusses the topic for FF2. But how does this work with FireFox 3? I know that there must be a workaround, because recently I visited a site saying: "Please disable AdBlock+ before entering this site" :( There's no general-purpose way to do that, for security reasons. Even the FF2 version mentioned there was specific to that particular extension -- you can't assume identically-named and -placed icons for all extensions. The AdBlock-spotters, as Stephen presumed, tend to be behavior-based and specific to that extension. Likewise

Im trying to make a google chrome extension that deletes all browsing history with one click on a icon located next to the url bar, this is my first extension on google chrome, i've made others for firefox, and i would like some guidance and ideas i think im quite close to my goal or at least in the right path, my current issue is the javascript document i know im missing code. Javascript [TEST.js] function TESTh() { chrome.history.deleteAll() } chrome.browserAction.onClicked.addListener(TESTh); TESTh(); Manifest [manifest.json] { "name": "TITLE TEST", "version": "1.0", "manifest_version": 2,

I need my addon will be capable of editing some files with an external tool. Any ideas? This snippet reveals or launches a file when provided with a path: var localFile = Cc["@mozilla.org/file/local;1"].createInstance(Ci.nsILocalFile); localFile.initWithPath("C:\\some-directory\\some-file.png"); if(localFile.exists()){ // localFile.reveal(); // open the containing folder of the file // localFile.launch(); // launch the file } However you might need to use nsIProcess in order to run an executable with parameters (such as the filepath you're trying to open with the executable). var exeFile = Cc[