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My question involves Google Chrome extension buttons, which you will see next to the "settings" button while running Google Chrome. I run many,many extensions which have buttons, and it's starting to take up too much real estate from the address bar. I'd like to know if there is any way for me to create an button which will hold extension buttons.
Ideally, this option already exists in the form of an extension I can install. If that's not the case, I'll create my own extension. That'd be a task. C'est la vie.
Thank you!
That's not a real question ...But at least in my chrome (v24, win7), I can drag the bar (the column that separate address bar from extensions icons) and by dragging that, icons will be grouped together in a drop-down list.
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I would like my code HTML code to run on Edge because I'm more familiar with it, how can I do that?
There is no option to directly run code in Edge. But there is two options to do this.
Option 1: You can open it using -> Open With -> EDGE Select.
Option 2: You can set the EDGE as a default browser. Then you just click and open.
one way to do is -> Save it to text file in html format (.html extension) and drag drop it to edge browser.
if you scenario is more complex then update your question.
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I am trying to develop a C++ program which also has a Help button on its menu bar. I'd like to know if it is possible upon clicking this button, if a html document can be opened on the browser, and if so could you explain how to please? I tried researching this but to no avail. I intend to use the html document in conjunction with CSS and JS too. Many thanks!
On Windows, you can do:
ShellExecute (NULL, __T ("open"), url, __T (""), __T ("."), SW_NORMAL);
where url is the page you want to open (e.g, __T ("https://stackoverflow.com/")).
This will open the page in the default browser (initially Edge, but users can change it).
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We are using chrome 35.0 via kiosk mode for client`s browsing on specific URL.
Chrome.exe --kiosk
But looks like it can be bypass by anyone when on opening new tab with shortcut Ctrl +T
We would like to disable it or any other creative idea to disable the ability to open a new tab by the user.
Any ideas?
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There was not easy way to do that. And all the extentions did not work well..
So I found a creative solution:
On the extentions page, go to the bottom of the page and click shortcuts.
Define a new shortcut for an extention that do almost nothing or no any effect and set it to 'ctrl + t'
solved my problem !
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I want to write a code (in any language or console of browsers or creating an extension to browsers) to open a link or all links on a website in the same browser (Chrome or Firefox or other) without having to click or using keyboard.
Simpler: Each site has several links, I want open one of these links without clicking that execute with mouse click event.
Can everyone help me?
try this browser extension if you are using chrome https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/linkclump/lfpjkncokllnfokkgpkobnkbkmelfefj?hl=no
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Edit on 20190109. Just to clarify some thinks.
1. This is quite an old question, closed and yes off-topic (and also kind of a xy-problem question), still if you feel like it go on and down-vote it, I couldn't care less.
2. When I posted the question I wasn't aware of Electron and the solution it provides to my original requirement (and not the work around I am asking on this question).
I was wondering if i could change some things in my chrome with an extension, so when i press..
1) the windows button + D
2) or the minimize button
3) or the "Show Desktop" button in windows 7
..a part of chrome would still be visible, to be more specific i want to turn to a state of "always on top" the 1) tab bar
2) the address bar
3) and the bookmark bar
so is it possible to "split" an application like chrome in two "pieces" and somehow change its visibility in one of those "pieces"? any ideas are welcomed!
The easiest way to achieve this, in my thought, is combine a third-party program with a chrome extension.
For example, if you are under windows, you can use a program like Window On Top by Skybn. This program uses the Ctrl+F8 hotkey to toggle always on top window state, then you make an extension wich manipulate the browser window position and dimensions using the same hotkey.
To get the chrome window on top of screen with only tabs, adress and boookmarks, you can use something like this:
chrome.windows.getCurrent(function(window){
chrome.windows.update(window.id,{top:0,left:0,width:screen.width,height:100})
});