While installing the Google extensions form chrome web store it shows some popup like "Google Chrome extension is now installed".
I want similarly, while login I need to show the login popup.
Please suggest me on this.
You can create either a browser action or a page action popup. You can change popup html dynamically to make it look completely different depending on the situation but you can't open it programmatically (desktop notifications could be used for alerts).
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On many websites there is enabled the one-tap or Google YOLO (You Only Login Once).
I need an option to disable this popup. I don't like that a website sees my Google account credentials in a popup.
Is this possible without an additional extension in Google Chrome?
I'm trying to allow users to add an Adblock Whitelist via a Chrome extension. To allow this there is the API like such:
1) Add The Ebates WhiteList
However if I add that link to a Chrome extension popup window the link doesn't go anywhere. My guess is that the Chrome extension execution context isn't aware of Adblock/able to support that API. Is anyone who is more of an extension wizard than myself able to verify that I'm correct in my assumption and that there is no workaround? Thanks!
I am building a Progressive Web App. When I open it in the Chrome browser, I correctly see the "add to home screen" option come up in a bottom sheet. However, when I open my app in a Chrome Custom tab, the "add to home screen" bottom sheet is not appearing.
Does anyone know if Chrome Custom tabs supports the Progressive Web Apps manifest?
Update: I've filed a bug against Chromium for this issue https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=731171#c2
Chrome Custom Tabs has the ability to show an "Add to Homescreen" menu item, at least in recent builds of Chrome.
I can confirm that manually selecting the "Add to Homescreen" menu item will make use of the web app manifest data when creating the homescreen item.
However, I don't believe that the logic for automatically triggering the Web App Install Banner is enabled for page views with Chrome Custom Tab at this time—I experimented a bit and never got the banner to appear, at least.
I am trying to replicate the connect6 chrome extension for my application.
All I want to do is trigger the browser action pop up on mouse over.
Please tell how to programmatically trigger the browser action pop up and where to specify the code.Content.js or background.js
You can't open the broswer action programmatically.
Besides, that's not what that extension is doing: it's showing its UI inside the page. That has to be handled by the content script.
Does anyone know a simple way to get, for example, a button action event within a web deployed java fx application to direct the browser to a new web page?
So in my application I want to go to the home page of my website when the user clicks a javafx button.
I think this can be done with javascript & javafx, but i think it is messy......
application.getHostServices().showDocument("http://www.mywebsite.org");
hostServices.showDocument(uri)
Opens the specified URI in a new browser window or tab. The
determination of whether it is a new browser window or a tab in an
existing browser window will be made by the browser preferences. Note
that this will respect the pop-up blocker settings of the default
browser; it will not try to circumvent them.