Is it possible to catch the request of a page before it is sent out? I would like to check and modify the data sent out. For example if I have a text box on a page and the form was submittedI would li
The Independent website has a little widget that pops up a message informing you that there is an Independent Chrome extension available when you visit it using Chrome (v7 in my case):
I just want to be able to save, refresh the page, and 开发者_运维技巧have my changes show up like I do in Firefox. Having to drag it over and install it every time gets annoying.
I\'m making a chrome extension that uses pageAction. I can set when it shows whether开发者_如何学JAVA I want it to have a popup or handle the click myself.
If I call console.log(\'something\'); from the popup page, or any script included off that it works fine.
At what point should I use a chrome connection? Is开发者_JAVA技巧 there ever a good reason to use both simple message passing and long lived connections? Do these two have separate performance implica
I want the link to appear in the tab beneath resulting in the popup going away. Currently have this: //Open links in tab from popup
I\'ve got a function: function createOrLoadDB (host) { var db = JSON.parse( window.localStorage.getItem(host) )
Am I 开发者_运维知识库able to \"tap into\" Google Chrome\'s Downloads page through an extension/add-on? I want to write an extension that needs the file names (or paths) of all the files that are curr
I want to fire an event when a new tab is created in Chrome. I thought the following would do it, but it seems not. (beginner)
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