Month: October 2024
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21 Understanding Chrome Extensions Text to Speech
The chrome.tts API is used to convert text into audible speech generated by the text-to-speech system. It takes advantage of the already…
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20 Understanding Chrome Extensions Side Panel
By using the chrome.sidePanel API you can render your own HTML in the chrome browser’s side panel alongside the loaded website. Official…
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19 Understanding Chrome Extensions Commands
The chrome.commands API is used to enable the chrome extension run actions from keyboard shortcuts. You can bind a defined-command with a…
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18 Understanding Chrome Extensions Management
The chrome.management API enable the extensions to retrieve details and manage other installed extensions on the client’s browser. Essentially, the chrome.management can enable, disable…
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17 Understanding Chrome Extensions Browsing Data
The chrome.browsingData API deals with removing browsing data from the local user’s browser. This includes caches, cookies, downloads, passwords, history and many more. You…
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16 Understanding Chrome Extensions Cookies
The chrome.cookies API enables extensions to create, retrieve, edit and remove cookies from a specific and/or all domains. You can see Google…
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15 Understanding Chrome Extensions GCM
The chrome.gcm API to enable the extensions to send and receive messages via Firebase’s Cloud Messaging (FCM). Official Documentation here: https://developer.chrome.com/docs/extensions/reference/api/gcm What is…
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14 Understanding Chrome Extensions Notifications
The chrome notifications API is responsible for displaying different types of what is called rich notifications in your users’ system…
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13 Understanding Chrome Extensions Alarms
The chrome.alarms API is an API use to schedule code to execute at a preset time and/or periodically. See the Chrome Alarms…
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12 Understanding Chrome Extensions Storage
The chrome.storage API is an API that store persistent data, get and modify the data. In our opinion it is one of…