I noticed some odd permissions in the manifest for the Chrome Extension Chromebook Recovery Utility.
I have omitted parts of the manifest for the sake of brevity, but it is as follows.

I am trying to identify events when speaker and mic are used using a Chrome Extension.
I used as an example a Google Meet link, I logged in and then I started the extension to record when the mic / speaker are used in order to pull the events on “ondataavailable()”.
The code in the offscreen javascript file is reached as I can see all the console.log() but I do not see anything ondataavailable() and I am not sure why. Anybody has any clue?

I have the following simple codes (partial):

I would like to create Chrome Extension with sidePanel. I can’t find solution how to get Chrome Browser Theme colors and use it in my sidePanel. I would like to my extension sidePanel looks exactly the same like others default Chrome sidePanels like ex. Reading List. It seams be a simple thing for example using CSS variables, but I can’t find any informations about this.

I have just started Chrome development. I understand everything runs through the manifest.json file.

I have just started Chrome development. I understand everything runs through the manifest.json file.

Chrome is eating my storage space day by day in giga bytes , so when i investigate the issue i found that chrome seems like auto update extensions and also not delete the old version which result to increase in disk usage. am not sure how can billion dollar corporation like google will be so dumb to not consider this.

I have an extension which sets a https web proxy via pac_script and registeres an onAuthRequired listener to authenticate the proxy.

I have a manifest v3 chrome browser extension where I need to intercept a website doing a HTTP request to a custom protocol.

I’m a complete newbie when it comes to writing web extensions and I thought I’d start out by trying to make a simple audio recorder. Just two buttons, stop and start.