google-chrome-extension

问题 I am trying to create an extension that will get rid of certain Page elements (by id or class) before the page is displayed to the screen. I've tried using an event listener on the document with "DOMContentLoaded" as the event but the javascript seems to execute after the page is displayed to the user and then deletes it so it's not as smooth as I want (not showing the unwanted content at all) document.addEventListener("DOMContentLoaded", function() { var elements = document

问题 I have an extension where users maintain a list of links. It would be nice to have this data synchronized between computers (at work and at home). What are the possible solutions? Chrome has extension synchronization option but I am not sure if it synchronizes data or not (I would be surprised if yes). Even if it does, not everyone would want all their other extensions be synced. I can store my links in a special bookmark folder and use built-in bookmark synchronization, but in this case all

问题 I have a Chrome extension I made, but based it on some example found online. Its not in a crx file. The extension ID is the one used in the example. I would like to change it before I upload my extension to the chrome store. My question is how do I change this? Do I just manually change the letters in my manifest.json file? Or does the extension id have to be generated from something because its in a fixed format? Same for the key, can I just randomly change these two before I do anything

问题 Thanks in advance! What I want to achieve is to open the popup window when a special tag is detected on a webpage by my extension. After searching for a while it seems like the popup can only be opened when user clicks the extension. Is it true? Or could I get the location of my extension's icon on browser? Maybe I could draw a window and display under the extension icon to make it looks just like the popup window. 回答1: It is impossible to get the extension window to open without a user

问题 Thanks in advance! What I want to achieve is to open the popup window when a special tag is detected on a webpage by my extension. After searching for a while it seems like the popup can only be opened when user clicks the extension. Is it true? Or could I get the location of my extension's icon on browser? Maybe I could draw a window and display under the extension icon to make it looks just like the popup window. 回答1: It is impossible to get the extension window to open without a user

问题 When I'm viewing the downloaded resources for a page in the Chrome web inspector, I also see the HTML/JS/CSS requested by certain extensions. In the example above, indicator.html , indicator.js and indicator.css are actually part of the Readability Chrome extension, not part of my app. This isn't too big a deal in this particular situation, but on a more complex page and with several extensions installed, it can get quite crowded in there! I was wondering if there was a way to filter out any

问题 I have this problem ... and I've been trying to get a username and password pair passed to background.js of my extension. The process goes as follows: A Credentials Server (CS) is started up with encrypted credential tokens Selenium opens the browser with custom extension The extension is triggered onAuthRequired The Native Messaging Host (NMH) starts then receives a 'ready' message The NMH uses a simple protocol to request tokens from the CS The NMH decrypts the tokens The NMH passes the

问题 This is kind of a stupid question but i couldnt find any help searching around. I would like to know how can i make my chrome extension, when its being installed by a user, to redirect him in a new tab with a link of my website? And where should i put this code? On the background.js i quess. until now my background.js is this code chrome.browserAction.onClicked.addListener(function(tab) { chrome.tabs.executeScript(tab.id, { allFrames: true, file: "content_script.js" }, function() { if (chrome

问题 How can my content script detect a refresh of Google's search? I believe it is an AJAX reload of the page and not a "real" refresh, so my events won't detect the refresh. Is it possible to detect it somehow in both a Google Chrome extension and a Firefox WebExtensions add-on? 回答1: Google search is a dynamically updated page. Several well-known methods exist to detect an update: MutationObserver, timer-based approach (see waitForKeyElements wrapper), and an event used by the site like pjax:end

问题 I want my extension to work in both modes. Is this possible by default, maybe some option in the manifest? 回答1: No such option, user needs to manually allow an extension to run in incognito mode. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5200184/can-i-run-extension-in-incognito-mode-by-default