google-chrome-extension

问题 I'm working on a Chrome extension to (among other things) support a page with multiple iframes, each of which loads a page from some other domain. I need to send a msg to the page loaded a specific one of those iframes. The top-level page and the pages in the iframe each have their own content scripts, so the full messaging API is available. From the top page, when I do chrome.runtime.sendMessage(), all the iframes get it (as does the top window, but it's easy for its content script to know

问题 I'm creating my first chrome extension. When the extension icon is clicked, I wish that chrome will open a new tab, and open there a local .html page I have created. Following the instructions on Google's documentation, I have created the following: manisfest.json { "manifest_version": 2, "name": "Notes", "version": "1.0", "browser_action": { "default_icon": "ninjaicon.png", "default_popup": "notes.html" }, "background": { "scripts": ["background.js"] }, "permissions": [ "tabs" ] } background

问题 I'm creating my first chrome extension. When the extension icon is clicked, I wish that chrome will open a new tab, and open there a local .html page I have created. Following the instructions on Google's documentation, I have created the following: manisfest.json { "manifest_version": 2, "name": "Notes", "version": "1.0", "browser_action": { "default_icon": "ninjaicon.png", "default_popup": "notes.html" }, "background": { "scripts": ["background.js"] }, "permissions": [ "tabs" ] } background

问题 Im doing a project that involves browser extension. In firefox i do know the location of where the extensions will be after you download them (under your profile folder) and I was wondering where does Chrome hides the crx after you install them? Especially in mac. I'm doing this coz i find it easier to build extension by look how other people tackles the problem especially XPCOM and now bumping into some issue with chrome extensions. 回答1: CRX files are basically ZIP files. After you install

问题 The chrome web store support 3 different app types: extensions, hosted apps, and packaged apps. Extensions are for apps that have minimal UI and primarily extend the functionality of Chrome. Packaged apps can run in a tab, can access the Chrome API, and run in the background. Hosted apps run in a tab and require an internet connection to load the page from the host. But what kind of apps does the G-Suite marketplace support? I noticed that apps installed in the marketplace should up

问题 This comment mentions a partial roll out in Chrome Web Store. Where can I find that feature? My extension has more than 8,000 users but I don't see any partial roll out feature and I'm afraid to send the next version to all users at the same time. 回答1: I don't think it's documented anywhere . And I was wrong! Documentation link: Control how fast your app reaches users. In CWS lingo this is called "Controlled Rollout". If you don’t see the max deploy percentage control, it may be because of

问题 With a Google Chrome Extension: Is it possible to remove a content script after it has already been injected into the page? There are no API methods for reloading content scripts (as far as I know), so I would like to re-inject the script and remove the old one, if possible. 回答1: No. You can't "remove" it. Running a content script can have side effects, like declaring variables and functions on the window object, connecting to the background page, or listening to DOM events. If your content

问题 With a Google Chrome Extension: Is it possible to remove a content script after it has already been injected into the page? There are no API methods for reloading content scripts (as far as I know), so I would like to re-inject the script and remove the old one, if possible. 回答1: No. You can't "remove" it. Running a content script can have side effects, like declaring variables and functions on the window object, connecting to the background page, or listening to DOM events. If your content

问题 With a Google Chrome Extension: Is it possible to remove a content script after it has already been injected into the page? There are no API methods for reloading content scripts (as far as I know), so I would like to re-inject the script and remove the old one, if possible. 回答1: No. You can't "remove" it. Running a content script can have side effects, like declaring variables and functions on the window object, connecting to the background page, or listening to DOM events. If your content

问题 With a Google Chrome Extension: Is it possible to remove a content script after it has already been injected into the page? There are no API methods for reloading content scripts (as far as I know), so I would like to re-inject the script and remove the old one, if possible. 回答1: No. You can't "remove" it. Running a content script can have side effects, like declaring variables and functions on the window object, connecting to the background page, or listening to DOM events. If your content