I want to load an external library (jQuery) into my .user.js script, to modify the CSS of an existing site. Now i am using $script to load external libraries, but it doesn\'t work.
My Google Chome e开发者_如何转开发xtension makes use of a content script declared in its manifest via:
External is that the file lies somewhere on disk out of chrome\'s directory structure. I was able to create database from content script, but that file was buried deep with chrome dir structure. I nee
I\'m writing a jquery extension where I\'m doing something like: var c = chrome.cookies.get({url:\"some-web-site\"});
I\'m moving an extension from Chrome to Firefox and I\'m using the Add-on SDK. To access funct开发者_如何学Pythonions declared in the background file from a panel or popup I can use chrome.extension.g
As it clearly reads, I want my popup to be the trigger for the extension to start. My ext开发者_如何学Goension basically can be performed completely in background.html. Background.html needs some i
My problem that I want to modify a style of a site with my custom settings. I tried with Content Scripts, but this dosent work, because they can\'t overwrite the original css files. Here is an example
In a Google chrome extension I am working on, a file is downloaded from a server with an XMLHttpRequest. This file contains some binary data which are stored in an ArrayBuffer object. In order to prov
I am starting to develop a an extension for google chrome, and i quickly realized that it will be almost imperative to have some kind of modularity.
In the background script, I send requests to each tab. My question is how do I get the tab from which the response came from in the callback function? Since sendRequest is asynchronous, the tab.id can
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