dev.chromium.org - 2/5/2009
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The extension process is simply a regular renderer process with extension-specific APIs. Each piece of UI (toolstrip, sidebar, etc) is a single HTML page with its own RenderView in the extension process. Chrome scripts are implemented as empty HTML pages with no DOM (like a page with no tag). ...
dev.chromium.org - 2/5/2009
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via HTML5 APIs. New Tab Page Replace it entirely, or add modules (iframes?) to it. Read-only user scripts User scripts that have only ...
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APIs (Chromium Developer Documentation)
dev.chromium.org - 1/29/2009
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dev.chromium.org —
Most Visited : A grid of thumbnails showing
the user's nine most frequently visited sites. Searches :...
Like most visited, the searches section shows your most frequent searches. Currently, this is a list of the most frequently used keyword searches, ...
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New Tab Page (Chromium Developer Documentation)
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Google Chrome Will Have Extensions by May
Google Operating System —
... that will be held in May. Developing extensions for Google Chrome "Learn how Google Chrome makes it easy to write extensions using the web technologies you already know. This talk will cover the basics of the extension system (distribution/packaging, installation, updates), as well as the different APIs to enhance with the browser." We can assume that Google Chrome will add support for extensions before May 27th, when the conference starts. A recently published document explains the process model for extensions. The latest developer ...
Extensions Coming in May for Chrome: Look Out IE [OStatic]
GigaOM Network —
... , goals and guidelines are summarized. And this post delves into the exact processes for developing Chrome extensions. The Chromium core also already ...
Extensions Coming in May for Chrome: Look Out IE
OStatic blogs —
... , goals and guidelines are summarized. And this post delves into the exact processes for developing Chrome extensions. The Chromium core also already ...
Extensions for Google Chrome Coming In May?
TechCrunch —
... Extensions, which are very popular among Firefox users, were notably absent from Chrome when it launched last September. Google has since made it clear that it has always planned to provide for them at some point. However, many have taken it into their hands to hack away at Chrome on their own.
As Google Operating System points out, Google has already enabled user scripts for Chrome. A draft of the extensions model can also be found here.
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