in your Manifest V3 Chrome extension package. Because Manifest V3 does not allow external sources (on *http://* and *https://*). Source: https://developer.chrome.com/docs/

* in manifest.json. > > On Tuesday, January 31, 2023 at 11:12:18 PM UTC+3 ilg...@gmail.com wrote: > >> Hi folks, >> >> I am looking a way to get a specific

Does extensions v3 have any way to make sites that have >>>>>>>>>>>> installed X-Frame-Options: SAMEORIGIN load in iFrame? >>>

addon to manifest V3 version. In that process we >> started using the fetch api (instead of jquery ajax requests) to send api >> requests in the background page. Our server

review (manifest V3) but it's still pending >> review. Delays in reviews/approval will *seriously* *negatively impact* our >> ability to serve our users and and

possible with Manifest V2, >>>>> but no longer possible with V3. Is this true? If so, is there an >>>>> alternative way to achieve my goal? >>

The extension's manifest version. >>>>>>>>>> * The type of background context used (persistent page, event >>>>>>>

out of Manifest V2 is on pause. More information in March 2023. Source: https://groups.google.com/a/chromium.org/g/chromium-extensions/c/zQ77HkGmK9E/m/1EwdKKZYAQAJ *

extension in manifest v3, while using messaging I faced this error that my >>> response port is closing earlier and is not able to receive the response. I >>> tried

plugin to manifest v3 and would like to >> know if there are any substantial changes still planned that could >> invalidate my plugin further (and incur extra effort later

>> manifest v3, so I can definitely tell that something changed in latest >>>>>>> Chrome, since those styles are being applied on sites I visit very >

API within Manifest V3 is not supported with >>>>> declarativeNetRequest. Instead you can do this directly within DNR, >>>>> specifically please

that within manifest v3 and because of CSP you > can't just insert the link so you have to download the pic first from the > background script and then send it to the content script

about the manifest being incorrect. Here is how the maintainer fixed it in the end https://github.com/md-reader/md-reader/commit/a50db14cd53d91b46cd8ebe59a4cd116c01630fe

code from Manifest V2 to Manifest V3. A*nd yes it must be *permissions": [ "tabs" ] in the manifest.json*. Also here is the new Manifest V3 code (with typo fix): chrome

7 important Manifest V3 development questions that Google Chrome did not answer you: https://www.stefanvd.net/blog/2023/01/09/7-important-manifest-v3-development-questions

its > manifest.json URL like chrome-extension://*id*/manifest.json > 2. open devtools in the tab and switch to the Application tab inside, > then choose `Service worker

m in manifest V3. Guys, know any workaround? I just want to >>>>> open a new window quietly without disrupting user experience. >>>>> >>>

7 important Manifest V3 >> development questions that Google Chrome did not answer you. >> 1. Can I use Manifest V3 for my Chrome theme now? >> 2. Can I upgrade from

Google Analytics v3 which is set to EOL later this year. Most everyone has already moved their analytics from v3 to v4 (in anticipation of deprecation of v3), however Chrome Store still

working in Manifest V3. This can help you: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/72514608/google-chrome-extension-manifest-version-3-to-handle-google-sign-ins Thanks

still in Manifest version 2.* >> You can update your existing Chrome extension Manifest V2 today. However, >> it is best to have a Chrome extension Manifest V3 ready. So

Chrome extension Manifest V3, the background script is >>>>>> no longer a regular page, but a service worker. And can not access its DOM. >>>>>

Chrome Extension Manifest V3 for Beginners (from scratch) https://www.stefanvd.net/blog/2022/11/14/easily-creates-a-google-chrome-extension-manifest-v3-for-beginners

extension (Manifest V2 and the Manifest V3 -> with bugs) will >> still work in that Google Chrome web browser version 109. Also in the year >> 2023. >> >>

>> Manifest version 3 does not support background pages, it only supports >> service workers. That means you have no DOM, in case you need it. >> >> ☆*PhistucK

due to Manifest V3 if you use this. >> "content_security_policy": { >> "extension_pages": "default-src 'none'; style-src '

upgraded from Manifest V2 to V3, the webRequest >> permissions I was using before are now changed to declarativeNetRequest >> permissions. >> >> The browser

this in manifest "host_permissions": [ "*://*/*" ] On Wednesday, December 28, 2022 at 11:46:28 AM UTC+5:30 liaob...@gmail.com wrote: > My site send cors

Chrome extension Manifest V3 update. I just wrote this in my next blog post for Chrome extension developers, which I want to share with the extension community: https://www.stefanvd