Is there a way to access the list of downloads with their statuses in tampermonkey or greasemonkey? Need to do some condition testing based on the statuses and wonder how one may be able to obtain such info.
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I'm currently working on two Shopify stores but I want to synchronize the customer accounts between these two stores.
I saw in the Shopify dev doc that there is an API to retrieve all the customers and I managed to make it work.
My problem is how can I use the JSON data returned to update my 2nd store database?
It is very easy. I did it like this:
Download all the customers from the store you consider the source. Bulk download or using cursors, does not matter.
For each customer encountered, search the other store for the customer using the customer email for example. You either get back a record or you don't. If you do, you can update it, if you don't you can create it.
Unfortunately, as an exercise in programming there are 1001 ways to do this, and we have no idea what your skills or choices are there.
Wondering if this is at all possible. I'm working on a Chrome extension where, as users browse a particular site, certain elements on the page are saved to chrome.storage.local (or chrome.storage.sync). Those elements are then called again later on a different page. However, it would be useful to allow all users to save this data to 1 global variable/source, and all users be able to read from that variable/source. Do Chrome extensions have any method of accomplishing this?
The data in question isn't anything sensitive, it's not authentication info or anything. The reason I'm hoping to do this and not just save static variables or JSON objects within a content script is that the website I'm building this for changes fairly frequently, and I would rather that data not be completely static.
Thank you!
Not possible natively but there are lots of ways to do it for free (given you have few users and load and assuming you dont surpass their free quotas or rate limits) like a google appengine backend or a public google spreadsheet as sync. For the spreadsheet case, you can store as rows or put everything on a single cell. For appengine, the datastore has free quotas for read/write and free store quota (with limits and rate limits of course).
I want to create a "feature" for Gmail which keeps track of emails which did not get a reply. It shall check all sent emails for replies on a daily basis and list the ones which did not get a reply in a special folder/ add a tag so I can easily check them.
I have found a script out there already but it's not easy enough to add in a self serving way to unexperienced users' accounts (you have to download it and "install" it). Additionally it crashes frequently-it seems the amount of emails it may check is limited by Gmail.
I am not planning to develop it myself but am curious on you opinion of what's the best way to develop it (e.g. programming language) so I can look for the right type of developer.
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It is possible to do what you describe using Google Apps Script.
Essentially, you can write a script that activates on a time-based trigger, checks your inbox using GmailApp, and locates messages and adds new labels.
Note that you would have to ensure that you don't exceed the quota limitations; there are quotas for the number of possible Gmail actions taken and maximum script execution time. If you run into problems with these quotas, try breaking the problem into smaller pieces by processing smaller batches of mails with each execution.
Alternatively, you can write an application that manipulates your inbox using the Gmail API and one of the client libraries.
I develop web applications, which use a number of third party applications/code/services.
As part of the job, we regularly check with the Full Disclosure mailing list http://seclists.org/fulldisclosure/ for any of the products we use.
This is a slow process to do manually and subscribing to the list would cost even more time, as most reports do not concern us.
Since I can't be the only one trying to keep up with any possible problems in the code I use, others have surely encountered (and hopefully solved) this problem before.
What is the best way to monitor the Full Disclosure mailing list for specific products only?
Two generic ways to do the same thing... I'm not aware of any specific open solutions to do this, but it'd be rather trivial to do.
You could write a daily or weekly cron/jenkins job to scrape the previous time period's email from the archive looking for your keyworkds/combinations. Sending a batch digest with what it finds, if anything.
But personally, I'd Setup a specific email account to subscribe to the various security lists you're interested in. Add a simple automated script to parse the new emails for various keywords or combinations of keywords, when it finds a match forward that email on to you/your team. Just be sure to keep the keywords list updated with new products you're using.
You could even do this with a gmail account and custom rules, which is what I currently do, but I have setup an internal inbox in the past with a simple python script to forward emails that were of interest.
I am using Google Drive to share documents only with certain users. Users can see them, add comments and even edit them in some cases. But what if I don't want them to make copies. Is that possible?
No, it is not, really. Use see some sort of copy from their machine already, so the best is to not show them your docs at all.