google-chrome-app

I want to create a TCP server and listen on it. I need access to the tab content, so I need a chrome extension. Sadly, only chrome apps can create TCP servers. Is it a valid/good concept to create a TCP server in a chrome app and let the app communicate with an extension (is this even possible?)? If not, what would be my alternatives? The only idea I have is to change from server model to client model and let the extension connect to an external server. This solution would be poor in my situation, so I try to avoid it as best as I can. What I want to achieve is that I can build a chrome

I am developing chrome extension, and the thing that i really need is to get console output as object. Is it possible to get any of that in chrome extension popup.html/popup.js or somewhere ? I have tab object, can i get somehow that particular tabs console, or error output from the inspector/devtool in chrome console as object in code? Google Chrome Console has no possibility (upon now) to get the Output/Contents of the Console. In your popup.js file you can just use console.log("stuff") then right click on your extension and go to the debugger or inspect_element -> console, to see the output

I have a JSON which returns a list of URLs of images to access the JSON that is already placed in a field in this domain whitelist manifest.json, however when I try to view the pictures it complains that it can not access the images. 1 - How to Perm can display images that are not within the package App 2 - How can I download the images to download the APP and then display to this second question I used the RAL, a lib trial google and it worked, however I could not make a test using this publication lib he claims an error, follow the link to the image lib and complaining about the error: lib:

I'm writing a Chrome app that needs to have an SSL socket with client authentication. I have done this before in Java with the same set of trust store and key store. Here is what I have done on Chrome (Mac and Chromebook): Add client key (p12) and CA (one root CA, one intermediate CA) to system. In Chrome app, try both the legacy socket API and the new sockets.tcp API. Always receiving error ERR_SSL_CLIENT_AUTH_CERT_NEEDED . But I think I already have the correct client cert and CA in the system. Code for legacy socket API: chrome.socket.create('tcp',{},function(createInfo){ mySocketId =

I have a Chrome packaged app that requires me to be able to view saved, offlined web pages. These pages are downloaded from my server when the user is online and saved to the HTML5 filesystem so that they can be viewed offline. This Chrome bug ticket seems to indicate that what I want to do is possible: https://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=343382 Based on the Chrome app 'webview' docs ( https://developer.chrome.com/apps/tags/webview ), this is what I came up with. In my manifest: "permissions": [ { "fileSystem": ["write"] }, "storage", "unlimitedStorage", "webview" ], "webview":

I have a data that looks like this: I took a look at this post Array value on postman chrome extension , so I know how to use postman to send post request with parameters from age to skillset , my problem is the work_experience , it's an array of hashes, I want to input the work_experience in postman, from which you can see is an array of hashes. So is this possible? And if you know a better chrome extension that can do this, feel free to answer or comment P.S. Although this is should be obvious, but for the sake of the person who voted to close this for being unclear , my purpose is to

Currently it seems that the fullscreen ability can only be activated from a user action (mouse/keyboard event). Is there a way to circumvent this? Now, you can just add the state:"fullscreen" property on your main .js: chrome.app.runtime.onLaunched.addListener( function() { chrome.app.window.create('index.html', { state: "fullscreen", } ); } ); Make sure you don't add resizable: false or bounds properties, and you add a "fullscreen" permision on the manifest.json . { ... "permissions": [ ... "fullscreen" ] } You can use the HTML5 Fullscreen API, which requires a user action: button