Chrome extension permissions

Name BookmarkBarEnabled Policy source/scope Cloud Machine Policy Policy value false Policy error Deprecated Any issue with a policy is displayed here. Extensions & plugins Type Example value Notes Extension ID aapocclcgogkmnckokdopfmhonfmgoek Extension version 0.10 Extension name Slides Extension description User-agent switcher for Chrome is an extension for Google Chrome Extension type extension Extension homepage URL Extension icon Extension install type Normal Whether the extension was force-installed by the administrator, or installed by the user. Extension enabled status Enabled Extension host permissions “webRequest”, “cookies” Learn more about host permissions. Extension permissions “tabs”, “devtools” Learn more about Chrome extension permissions. Plugin name Chrome PDF Plugin Plugin version 2.0 Plugin description Portable Document Format Plugin file name internal-pdf-viewer Machine information Type Example value Notes BIOS serial number [alphanumeric string] Device management token (DM token) [alphanumeric string] Generated during enrollment to uniquely identify the device. Machine name DESKTOP1 The name of the machine. OS user CORP\User1 The user's name as reported by the OS. OS version Windows 10.0.17134.165 The version of the OS the browser is running on. OS arch x86_64 The architecture of the device the browser is running on. Machine Id [ID number] This value is platform specific. After setup Set up Chrome browser user-level management See all Cloud-managed Chrome browser topics See detailed information in the Chrome Enterprise Core whitepaperNext: 4. Set policies for enrolled Chrome browsers Was this helpful?How can we improve it?

User interface for the extension, so if a user clicks the extension icon from the top bar of chrome, something will pop up. This can be achieved by using the action parameter of the manifest file. See the below sample manifest file.{ "name": "The Name of the extension", "version": "1.0", "description": "The description of the extension", "manifest_version": 3, "background": { "service_worker": "background.js" }, "action": { "default_popup": "popup.html" }}In the above JSON file, we use the default_popup option of the action parameter and give it a file “popup.html.” If someone clicks on the extension icon(present on the top of chrome on the right side of the search bar), then the content inside the popup.html will be executed. This file is beneficial while building extensions. For example, we can build a calculator using the popup.html by adding some javascript which lets us easily access and use the calculator in chrome by just clicking the extension icon. PermissionsMany chrome API functions were restricted to be used in the chrome extension and required special permissions. While building an extension for google chrome, we need to ask for permissions by listing all the permission we required in the manifest file. There are many permissions that we may want to use for our app like,Storage: This permission will let the chrome extension store data by using the storage API of chrome.Bookmarks: Using this permission, our app can create and edit bookmarks.To see the full list of permission, visit the official docs of google chrome extensions. To use any of the restricted functionality in our chrome extension, we need to request permission by adding it to the manifest file. For example, see the below sample manifest file.{ "name": "The Name of the extension", "version": "1.0", "description": "The description of the extension", "manifest_version": 3, "background": { "service_worker": "background.js" }, "action": { "default_popup": "popup.html" }, "permissions": [ "storage", "bookmarks", "history" ]}In the above sample manifest, we have asked for three permissions viz. storage, bookmarks, history. Now we can use these functionalities in our extension.ConclusionIn this tutorial, we have learned how to build chrome extensions. However, there are many more

OverzichtControl and manage your Chrome pluginsExtension manager with shortcuts to Chrome plugins pages. When installed, it will add "Plugins" button to the toolbar. Click the icon (or press Ctrl+Shift+E) and you'll open the "plugins" menu. In the current version it includes:🛠️ Plugins Manager -- fully-featured extensions, apps and themes manager to quickly view, enable, disable or remove extensions🛡️ Permission Scanner -- a tool to check all permissions granted to all extensions and apps and easily see which plugins are using more sensitive permissions in simple table viewAnd it comes with few quick links to plugin/permissions related Chrome features:🔗 "Keyboard Shortcuts" (so you can quickly manage extension shortcuts directly from the Plugins menu) 🔗 Shortcut to the "Components" page (which replaced the original plugins page some time ago) 🔗 "Global permissions" -- to allow/block plugins globally🔗 "Allow/Block" -- for quick access to the content permissions for the current tabThis extension started as simple flash plugin button 10 years ago, but when flash was retired, we decided to turn it into one-stop "plugins control centre". The last addition (in the current version 7.0) is the permission scanner. For the next versions we plan to add even more plugins management and security related features.🔑 This extension requires the following permissions:-- "Context Menu" -- needed to add the plugins links to the right-click menu-- "Active Tab" -- that is required for the "Allow/Block on current site" to work-- "Management" -- it needs that permission in order for the "Plugins Manager" and "Permission Scanner" to access extensions, apps and themes installed🔒 Privacy:We do not collect any data and this extension does not communicate with any external servers. 💲Paid Promotions:This extension includes affiliate (promotional) links to third-party extension called: "Guardio Protection for Chrome". If you click on those links, we may get compensated.DetailsVersie7.5.0.1Geüpdatet8 augustus 2024Grootte1.36MiBTalenOntwikkelaar Website E-mail [email protected] handelaarDeze ontwikkelaar heeft zichzelf niet geïdentificeerd als handelaar. Voor consumenten in de Europese Unie geldt dat consumentenrechten niet van toepassing zijn op contracten tussen jou en deze ontwikkelaar.PrivacyDe ontwikkelaar heeft aangegeven dat je gegevens niet worden verzameld of gebruikt. Bekijk het privacybeleid van de ontwikkelaar voor meer informatie.Deze

Dashboard. ➤ You can 1) highlight local PDFs directly from your computer. 2) Online PDFs, and 3) upload PDFs directly to Weava. Uploading PDFs will ensure you the smoothest experience.➤ You are currently unable to directly highlight on PDFs inside certain 3rd party software, such as in Google Classroom, Blackboard and Canvas. Instead you would need to first download the PDF and then use it with Weava. We hope to have better solutions towards this in the future.★ CHROME EXTENSION PERMISSIONS EXPLAINED:Weava's requested permissions are needed for the tool to function properly. However, the exact phrases provided by Chrome for these permissions are misleading and make them sound more invasive than they actually are — and you will generally see the same exact warnings on practically all Chrome extensions. Here's a further breakdown of the required permissions to run Weava:① "Read and change all your data on the website you visit"➤ "Read": The Weava Chrome extension has passed all of Google’s automated and manual security checks and is safe to use. The extension reads the current URL of the page you make highlights on - and is also checking if you have existing highlights on this URL so that it can visually show these to you. That's it.➤"Change": Weava needs to modify the website you are visiting in order to show you the Chrome extension highlighter pop-up on top of it. Weava also needs this permission to be able to change the text background color accordingly whenever you make a highlight.② "Modify data you copy and paste."➤ Weava needs this permission simply to create and save the highlights you are making. Without it we would just be a nice color tool but without the capabilities to save the exact content you highlighted and show this to you in the sidebar and dashboard.③ Separately, in the Weava Chrome extension settings, you can enable "Allow access to file URLs" which gives Weava permission to read PDF local file paths so that you can highlight PDFs directly from local files on your computer. Similarly to highlights on websites, it ONLY reads the file path of the file you are highlighting on and it is only doing this in order to be able to save the highlight and to fetch and visually render these highlights on subsequent visits.By installing the extension, you agree to Weava's Terms and and Privacy Policy ( التحديث6 فبراير 2024الحجم8.25MiBاللغاتمطوّر