# THis is app.js file and i am trying to call or want user to get notification when user click on button;

This is how I inject a click listener into pages

In my chrome extension I’m trying to save the current tab displayed with information deriving from the URL page from which I activated the extension. If I try to open another URL and then the extension again I would like it to save the current tab and the new URL.

I’m having this error ( Unable to load icon ‘icon48.png’ specified in ‘action’. ) this error appears when I go to Load without compression in Chrome, I’m creating an extension to save saved photos from each album created in Bing Creator , whoever can help me, I will be grateful

I wrote a plugin for Chrome. The extension activates JS that changes pages on a certain site, immediately upon loading and without the need to click on the extension.
There is no jumper.
I didn’t write any permission in the manifest, and I checked – it works fine in ‘development mode’.

In a Chrome extension using a side panel, clicking the print button of the default chrome PDF viewer within the panel causes all Chrome windows to close (possibly all Chrome processes as well). This issue does not occur in a popup or a new tab. Furthermore, no print preview is displayed, and Chrome closes abruptly after about one second.

I am currently developing a chrome extension. When the user starts the functionality, some async codes starts executing (which includes interaction with the active webpage via content scripts).

I’d like to develop a desktop chrome extension that closes specific open chrome tab that’s open on an android phone with the same google account (different device). I’m not a chrome extension developer and in searching/playing with code it doesn’t look like you can close another devices tabs. Is this possible?

I’m in a bit of a pickle, been wrestling with this for the past few hours… and can’t seem to get it to work; so what am I trying to achieve?

The Chrome scripting API claims that this should work, as long as the JavaScript does not try to interact with the JavaScript local to the site.