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Description of this parameter from the json schema.
This parameter was added in version
.
You must omit this parameter in earlier versions,
and you may omit it in any version. If you require this
parameter, the manifest key
minimum_chrome_version
can ensure that your extension won't be run in an earlier browser version.
Extensions are small software programs
that can modify and enhance the functionality of Google Chrome.
You write them using web technologies such as
HTML, JavaScript, and CSS.
Here are some examples of extensions:
Google Mail Checker
Uses a browser action
(icon in the toolbar)
to display how many unread messages
are in your Gmail inbox.
Click the icon to go to your inbox.
News Reader
Features a browser action that, when clicked,
shows a popup summarizing the top news items.
Subscribe in Feed Reader
Uses a page action
(icon in the address bar)
and content script
(code injected into a web page)
to let you subscribe to a feed in the current web page.
A description from the json schema def of the function goes here.
Parameters
Returns
Callback function
The callback parameter should specify a function
that looks like this:
If you specify the callback parameter, it should
specify a function that looks like this:
function(Type param1, Type param2) {...};
This function was added in version .
If you require this function, the manifest key
minimum_chrome_version
can ensure that your extension won't be run in an earlier browser version.
Events
event name
chrome.bookmarksonEvent.addListener(function(Type param1, Type param2) {...});
Undocumented.
A description from the json schema def of the event goes here.
