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How to prevent a chrome extension from running on chrome:// urls
How do I remove a property from a JavaScript object?How do I modify the URL without reloading the page?How do I remove a particular element from an array in JavaScript?How do I POST JSON data with Curl from a terminal/commandline to Test Spring REST?How do I get ASP.NET Web API to return JSON instead of XML using Chrome?How do I return the response from an asynchronous call?chrome.tabs.executeScript: Cannot access a chrome:// URLWhat type of method to use for injecting script into page on page load?Chrome extension: callback in backgroud.js to popup.jschrome extension: executeScript refreshes popup.html
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My Chrome extension throws an error if I try to open the popup.html on chrome:// urls.
I have set the callback function to prevent this:
/ Inject the payload.js script into the current tab after the popout has loaded
window.addEventListener('load', function (evt)
// catching injecting into chrome:// pages error
chrome.extension.getBackgroundPage().chrome.tabs.executeScript(null,
file: 'js/payload.js'
, ()=>
if(chrome.runtime.lastError)
console.log("injecting error");
);;
);
The error is however still showing up. Is there any way of permitting "chrome://*/"
in my manifest file?
javascript json google-chrome-extension
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My Chrome extension throws an error if I try to open the popup.html on chrome:// urls.
I have set the callback function to prevent this:
/ Inject the payload.js script into the current tab after the popout has loaded
window.addEventListener('load', function (evt)
// catching injecting into chrome:// pages error
chrome.extension.getBackgroundPage().chrome.tabs.executeScript(null,
file: 'js/payload.js'
, ()=>
if(chrome.runtime.lastError)
console.log("injecting error");
);;
);
The error is however still showing up. Is there any way of permitting "chrome://*/"
in my manifest file?
javascript json google-chrome-extension
Remove console.log but leave theif
line and there'll be no error. Also there's no need for chrome.extension.getBackgroundPage() - where did you get that? If it's on StackOverflow, I'd like to remove this wrong info as I see it too often.
– wOxxOm
Mar 28 at 18:35
@wOxxOm working perfectly, feel free to make an answer and please include why the console.log() was a problem, I am curious
– user10756951
Mar 28 at 18:38
console.log writes "injecting error" to the console so when you remove console.log nothing is written to the console - provided you still access chrome.runtime.lastError.
– wOxxOm
Mar 28 at 18:39
add a comment
|
My Chrome extension throws an error if I try to open the popup.html on chrome:// urls.
I have set the callback function to prevent this:
/ Inject the payload.js script into the current tab after the popout has loaded
window.addEventListener('load', function (evt)
// catching injecting into chrome:// pages error
chrome.extension.getBackgroundPage().chrome.tabs.executeScript(null,
file: 'js/payload.js'
, ()=>
if(chrome.runtime.lastError)
console.log("injecting error");
);;
);
The error is however still showing up. Is there any way of permitting "chrome://*/"
in my manifest file?
javascript json google-chrome-extension
My Chrome extension throws an error if I try to open the popup.html on chrome:// urls.
I have set the callback function to prevent this:
/ Inject the payload.js script into the current tab after the popout has loaded
window.addEventListener('load', function (evt)
// catching injecting into chrome:// pages error
chrome.extension.getBackgroundPage().chrome.tabs.executeScript(null,
file: 'js/payload.js'
, ()=>
if(chrome.runtime.lastError)
console.log("injecting error");
);;
);
The error is however still showing up. Is there any way of permitting "chrome://*/"
in my manifest file?
javascript json google-chrome-extension
javascript json google-chrome-extension
asked Mar 28 at 18:24
user10756951
Remove console.log but leave theif
line and there'll be no error. Also there's no need for chrome.extension.getBackgroundPage() - where did you get that? If it's on StackOverflow, I'd like to remove this wrong info as I see it too often.
– wOxxOm
Mar 28 at 18:35
@wOxxOm working perfectly, feel free to make an answer and please include why the console.log() was a problem, I am curious
– user10756951
Mar 28 at 18:38
console.log writes "injecting error" to the console so when you remove console.log nothing is written to the console - provided you still access chrome.runtime.lastError.
– wOxxOm
Mar 28 at 18:39
add a comment
|
Remove console.log but leave theif
line and there'll be no error. Also there's no need for chrome.extension.getBackgroundPage() - where did you get that? If it's on StackOverflow, I'd like to remove this wrong info as I see it too often.
– wOxxOm
Mar 28 at 18:35
@wOxxOm working perfectly, feel free to make an answer and please include why the console.log() was a problem, I am curious
– user10756951
Mar 28 at 18:38
console.log writes "injecting error" to the console so when you remove console.log nothing is written to the console - provided you still access chrome.runtime.lastError.
– wOxxOm
Mar 28 at 18:39
Remove console.log but leave the
if
line and there'll be no error. Also there's no need for chrome.extension.getBackgroundPage() - where did you get that? If it's on StackOverflow, I'd like to remove this wrong info as I see it too often.– wOxxOm
Mar 28 at 18:35
Remove console.log but leave the
if
line and there'll be no error. Also there's no need for chrome.extension.getBackgroundPage() - where did you get that? If it's on StackOverflow, I'd like to remove this wrong info as I see it too often.– wOxxOm
Mar 28 at 18:35
@wOxxOm working perfectly, feel free to make an answer and please include why the console.log() was a problem, I am curious
– user10756951
Mar 28 at 18:38
@wOxxOm working perfectly, feel free to make an answer and please include why the console.log() was a problem, I am curious
– user10756951
Mar 28 at 18:38
console.log writes "injecting error" to the console so when you remove console.log nothing is written to the console - provided you still access chrome.runtime.lastError.
– wOxxOm
Mar 28 at 18:39
console.log writes "injecting error" to the console so when you remove console.log nothing is written to the console - provided you still access chrome.runtime.lastError.
– wOxxOm
Mar 28 at 18:39
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Remove console.log but leave the
if
line and there'll be no error. Also there's no need for chrome.extension.getBackgroundPage() - where did you get that? If it's on StackOverflow, I'd like to remove this wrong info as I see it too often.– wOxxOm
Mar 28 at 18:35
@wOxxOm working perfectly, feel free to make an answer and please include why the console.log() was a problem, I am curious
– user10756951
Mar 28 at 18:38
console.log writes "injecting error" to the console so when you remove console.log nothing is written to the console - provided you still access chrome.runtime.lastError.
– wOxxOm
Mar 28 at 18:39