I am working on a chrome extension and I have tried almost everything to get feedly mini toolkit like user interface. Feedly: read more, know more.
This provides an extension feedly mini toolkit, which gets integrated into the browser as shown in image.
I want to do something like that with my extension. I dont want to show it in chrome setting/extension bar but on a particular page like feedly.
The Question is: How to create something like feedly mini toolkit shown in the red box in the image which is there on a browser page and not in the chrome settings bar.
You need to remove the browserAction field from your manifest.json file.
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I am using naver whale browser which is similar to chrome browser. I am creating a extension for the browser. I am using inbuilt english to korean image translator called papago. I am translating below image.
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I am selecting the translate menu as per below image(inbuilt papago translator). How can I select the translate option from the extension. I tried context-menu as per chrome extension but it didn't work.
We have papago api but it has limitation on number of calls. So I am looking for a better option. I am open to suggestions.
I am interested in messing with the built-in PDF viewer of Microsoft Edge. I know you can inspect its files in the Dev console, but I would like to know where these files are actually located so I can change them to alter/add some functionality.
Another possibility would be to run a user script when a PDF is loaded, but tampermonkey does not seem to work when a PDF file is opened in Edge.
Why I want to do this: I would like to see whether I can implement additional functions that I'd like to use in the PDF viewer. I know there are pdf js libraries out there, but I feel like none of them display pdfs as nicely as Edge does and I haven't found one that allows drawing on pdfs.
You can see the edge_pdf source code by inspect the page ,then click the Source panel, it show all the resource which edge_pdf loaded.
When i open "youtube", in the "nav-bar" i have a "trending" link, i would like to hide it.
I usually use
document.getElementById('trending-guide-item').style.display='none';
in the console to do it, and i was wondering if its there any option to do it automatically when i launch youtube,
Any sujestion?
I already tried to do in with a shortcut, and i don't know if i can do it with a plugin, i only did some "alerts" in chrome...
¡Thanks for all!
For something as simple as that you could also use Stylebot. Stylebot is a Chrome extension that allows you to inject CSS rules into any website.
I am developing a web-based database that needs to be opened through firefox web browser(because of some css3 elements). I want the page to open automatically in full screen mode. I dont want the user of the database to have access to the firefox menu items
Can't be done if you just have control of the webpage. Controls in the webpage cannot cause changes in the browser instance itself.
It would be a security issue if that were allowed. You could look into writing a Firefox extension to do that, as they have more access to the browser instance itself.
You shouldn't look at trying to hide the firefox menu controls. That seems like a flaw in your problem-solving approach.
You will want to look at Fullscreen APIs of the browser. If you accept a small request/info to the user in the application it can be done quite easily. You just can't force the user into Fullscreen mode against his will. This is good (for security reasons).
http://hacks.mozilla.org/2012/01/using-the-fullscreen-api-in-web-browsers/
I want to show the important links or services in my website as multiple thumbnails or tabs like what we see in Firefox or Google Chrome when we open it and they show us the latest opened websites.
I think there is a way to do that with CSS or JQuery. I googled about it but I could not be able to find it.
Though I'm not quite sure what you're referring to RE. a web browser interface, here's a really simple implementation of jQuery powered tabs: http://jsfiddle.net/i_like_robots/cc324/