google-chrome-extension

问题 I have a chrome extension with a popup page which passes a boolean variable to my content page via simple one-time requests. The content page would then do some action based on the status of the boolean variable passed from the popup page. This was working perfectly until I accidentally removed the extension (still in developer mode, the extension is unpacked) and had to re-load it. This caused an extension context invalidated error to appear in the popup inspection console and the webpage

问题 I want to copy all network responses from the filtered list of requests from the network tab under Chrome's devtools. I read about the solution of copy all requests' URLs at Multiple URLs copy in Sources/Network tab But I can't figure out how to access the decoded response body from requests. The solution at Chrome Devtools: Save specific requests in Network Tab works, but I want a solution that only extracts responses from the filtered request list under the network tab. 回答1: Inspecting the

问题 I have a Chrome browser extension that requests access using chrome.identity.getAuthToken, and is working as expected. In the extension you can logout using: var do_logout = function() { chrome.identity.getAuthToken({'interactive': false}, function(token) { chrome.identity.removeCachedAuthToken({token:token}, function(){ display_login(); }); }); }; Which again is working fine. The issue is when you log back in. Ideally I want the extension to ask for permission again - mainly for testing from

问题 I have a Chrome browser extension that requests access using chrome.identity.getAuthToken, and is working as expected. In the extension you can logout using: var do_logout = function() { chrome.identity.getAuthToken({'interactive': false}, function(token) { chrome.identity.removeCachedAuthToken({token:token}, function(){ display_login(); }); }); }; Which again is working fine. The issue is when you log back in. Ideally I want the extension to ask for permission again - mainly for testing from

问题 I have a Chrome browser extension that requests access using chrome.identity.getAuthToken, and is working as expected. In the extension you can logout using: var do_logout = function() { chrome.identity.getAuthToken({'interactive': false}, function(token) { chrome.identity.removeCachedAuthToken({token:token}, function(){ display_login(); }); }); }; Which again is working fine. The issue is when you log back in. Ideally I want the extension to ask for permission again - mainly for testing from

问题 Context: Writing a google chrome extension using JavaScript Using context menus library User should be able to right click into a textbox, select chrome extension, select "insert text", and then that text will get inserted into the selected text box. I am using pure javascript, please no jquery or AJAX. I am unable to edit the HTML page as it could be any generic web page with an HTML text box or editable field. Code I have so far: //the menu item var menuItem_insert = chrome.contextMenus

问题 I have the following declaration in my manifest.json , following Google's instructions: { ... "chrome_settings_overrides": { "search_provider": { "name": "My Name", "keyword": "My Keyword", "favicon_url": "icon32.png", "search_url": "http://example.com/Home/Search?keyword={searchTerms}", "encoding": "UTF-8", "is_default": true } }, ... } However, I cannot load the manifest with that part at all (removing it will make it work). The message is receive is: Failed to load extension from: D:

问题 I develop chrome extension. As usual I have extension button in the tool bar. On the popup I have start button. When click start then message with 'start' is sending and some process in the content script is starting. The problem is that when I switch tab or roll up (hide) the chrome - the process is paused. When I switch to tab where extension is - the process continue executing. For testing I have made simple test, the result is the same - script is paused: var TTT = 0; function TEST() {

问题 I'm retrieving some images from one of my chrome extension folders to the website DOM and everytime I reload the extension I'm getting a 'Extension Context Invalidated' error. Same thing happens when I do a 'chrome.storage.local.set'. Doing some research I have realized that this error has to do with the facts well explained on this answer but since I'm not messaging between my content script and the background.js I wonder why this happens. This is the part of my script (injected via chrome

问题 I need to create a chrome extension which shows a notification when we get a message from socket io node js server. How to include socket io in chrome extension? I am not able to get this to working. Content.js:- Uncaught ReferenceError: io is not defined var socket = io.connect('http://localhost:1337'); socket.on("hello",function(data){ console.log(data.text); chrome.runtime.sendMessage({msg:"socket",text:data.text},function(response){}); }); Manifest:- This is not importing socket io Failed