I found a lot of third-party libraries, but they are all based on nodejs. How can I use them in Chrome extension v3 service_worker?
I had found the answer: cheeriojs/cheerio
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I'm currently migrating a chrome extension from manifest v2 to v3.
The extension uses Google ReCaptcha for some features. It works well with manifest v2.
But for manifest v3, remote code is not allowed anymore.
So I must bundle a specific version of Google ReCaptcha (for example) instead of just loading it from this.
So, my questions are:
Does it even work? If it works, is it risky?
Are there any better approaches for my use case?
I'm upgrading my extensions to manifest v3 however the API documentation and migration documentation is less than useful in most cases. Yet the manifest v3 have been enabled on Chrome version 88.
Can someone provide the chrome.favicon API documentation, please?
According to the document "coming soon".^^
they said to build the new API this api, but it seems like they forget to build it.
I'm writing a Chrome extension that will access Gmail API, and I need proper authorization for it. All code examples involve referencing their API Javascript library which loads their oauth library dynamically, like gapi.load('auth2', ...). However, after switching to the v3 manifest, they are going to forbid executing downloaded code, so the only option would be to include the required scripts with the extension.
How do I implement it? Would I have to implement calling the API endpoints myself?
so am developing an extension using crossrider and want to use native browser APIs after detecting which browser the extension is working from, am experiencing a bug that only the native APIs can solve it.
In general, you can use browser specific APIs for which the extension has permissions and use our appAPI.browser.name and appAPI.browser.version properties to differentiate between browsers.
However, if you are experiencing a specific problem with a Crossrider API method, please email support#crossrider.com with the details and we will be happy to assist you.
[Disclaimer: I am a Crossrider employee]
Is there way to run native C/C++/Obj-C within a google chrome extension, The official page says extension are like other web pages, as i see it there is no way except Native Client(NaCl). Is this technically possible.
I believe that you are looking for NPAPI plugins. Do not take lightly the warning, however:
NPAPI is a really big hammer that should only be used when no other approach will work.
Why does your extension need C/C++/Objective-C, exactly?
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