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I realize the possible security problems but if possible I could use the ability to set the option from a script. Or the ability to override the option such that I can use JavaScript to open a new tab in the background when the option is off (set for default).
If someone can figure out how to change the option from a separate script then the security issue already exists. I tried looking at the source code; I might try harder in the future.
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The variables and functions are not accessible from a script which is
outside the extension, so you can't change the option from a separate
script.
Chrome extension supports message passing from web page to a extension,
check out https://developer.chrome.com/docs/extensions/mv2/messaging/
*Yuchen Wang*
On Sun, Feb 21, 2021 at 1:25 AM Sam Hobbs ***@***.***> wrote:
I realize the possible security problems but if possible I could use the
ability to set the option from a script. Or the ability to override the
option such that I can use JavaScript to open a new tab in the background
when the option is off (set for default).
If someone can figure out how to change the option from a separate script
then the security issue already exists. I tried looking at the source code;
I might try harder in the future.
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I realize the possible security problems but if possible I could use the ability to set the option from a script. Or the ability to override the option such that I can use JavaScript to open a new tab in the background when the option is off (set for default).
If someone can figure out how to change the option from a separate script then the security issue already exists. I tried looking at the source code; I might try harder in the future.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: