samedi 19 septembre 2009
Sample Extensions (Chromium Developer Documentation)
Sample Extensions (Chromium Developer Documentation): "o uninstall an extension, navigate to chrome://extensions, find the extension you want to uninstall, and press the Uninstall button."
Google Chrome Extensions: Developer Documentation
Google Chrome Extensions: Developer Documentation: "Hello There!
Extensions are small software programs that can modify and enhance the functionality of Google Chrome.
You write them using web technologies like HTML, JavaScript, and CSS. So if you know how to write web pages, you already know most of what you need to know to write extensions.
Here are some examples of what you can build with extensions:
Toolstrips
Display small toolbars in Google Chrome's chrome Page actions
Add buttons to the Omnibox that get displayed for specific pages Content scripts
Modify the look and behavior of web pages
This website contains all the information you need to build extensions. Start with one of these sections:
* Getting Started: Build a simple 'Hello, World' extension in about 5 minutes
* Overview: Learn about the fundamental design points of Google Chrome's extension system
* Developer's Guide: Get detailed information on using each feature and API
Also check out the discussion group: chromium-extensions"
Extensions are small software programs that can modify and enhance the functionality of Google Chrome.
You write them using web technologies like HTML, JavaScript, and CSS. So if you know how to write web pages, you already know most of what you need to know to write extensions.
Here are some examples of what you can build with extensions:
Toolstrips
Display small toolbars in Google Chrome's chrome Page actions
Add buttons to the Omnibox that get displayed for specific pages Content scripts
Modify the look and behavior of web pages
This website contains all the information you need to build extensions. Start with one of these sections:
* Getting Started: Build a simple 'Hello, World' extension in about 5 minutes
* Overview: Learn about the fundamental design points of Google Chrome's extension system
* Developer's Guide: Get detailed information on using each feature and API
Also check out the discussion group: chromium-extensions"
Le développement des extensions pour Chrome peut débuter - Actualités - ZDNet.fr
Le développement des extensions pour Chrome peut débuter - Actualités - ZDNet.fr: "Le développement des extensions pour Chrome peut débuter
La rédaction, publié le 10 septembre 2009
Tags: Google, Chrome, Navigateurs, chromium, défauts, firefox chrome, google chrome, stabilité
La fonctionnalité était sans doute la plus attendue des utilisateurs, elle est désormais intégrée à Google Chrome : le support des extensions.
Aaron Boodman, un ingénieur de Google, l'a annoncé sur le blog dédié au projet Chromium : le support des extensions dans Chrome est désormais activé par défaut. La fonctionnalité s'adresse toutefois uniquement pour le moment aux développeurs.
Plusieurs projets se sont déjà mis en branle pour adapter des extensions populaires de Firefox sur Chrome. C'est notamment le cas de Xmarks qui permet de synchroniser favoris et mots de passe, et ainsi de retrouver ses données depuis n'importe quel ordinateur.
Pour les développeurs désireux de concevoir des extensions pour Google Chrome, une documentation est disponible sur le site Chromium.org. En attendant, plusieurs extensions de test sont d'ores et déjà téléchargeables, sans garantie de stabilité toutefois."
La rédaction, publié le 10 septembre 2009
Tags: Google, Chrome, Navigateurs, chromium, défauts, firefox chrome, google chrome, stabilité
La fonctionnalité était sans doute la plus attendue des utilisateurs, elle est désormais intégrée à Google Chrome : le support des extensions.
Aaron Boodman, un ingénieur de Google, l'a annoncé sur le blog dédié au projet Chromium : le support des extensions dans Chrome est désormais activé par défaut. La fonctionnalité s'adresse toutefois uniquement pour le moment aux développeurs.
Plusieurs projets se sont déjà mis en branle pour adapter des extensions populaires de Firefox sur Chrome. C'est notamment le cas de Xmarks qui permet de synchroniser favoris et mots de passe, et ainsi de retrouver ses données depuis n'importe quel ordinateur.
Pour les développeurs désireux de concevoir des extensions pour Google Chrome, une documentation est disponible sur le site Chromium.org. En attendant, plusieurs extensions de test sont d'ores et déjà téléchargeables, sans garantie de stabilité toutefois."
Go pro (advanced features) - Google Chrome Help; eggs
4. Go pro (advanced features) - Google Chrome Help: "Check out the 'about' pages
Most of the browser information you need is available via the wrench menu. Those who want a peek under the hood of the browser may find the following pages interesting. Just type the following addresses into the address bar and press Enter:
* about:version -- See which version of the browser, WebKit, and V8 (JavaScript engine) you're currently using.
* about:plug-ins -- See a list of the plug-ings you've installed.
* about:cache -- See a list of the web pages cached by the browser.
* about:memory -- See how much memory you're using per tab and for each browser that you've got opened. You can also get to this page by clicking the Stats for nerds link in the Task manager."
Most of the browser information you need is available via the wrench menu. Those who want a peek under the hood of the browser may find the following pages interesting. Just type the following addresses into the address bar and press Enter:
* about:version -- See which version of the browser, WebKit, and V8 (JavaScript engine) you're currently using.
* about:plug-ins -- See a list of the plug-ings you've installed.
* about:cache -- See a list of the web pages cached by the browser.
* about:memory -- See how much memory you're using per tab and for each browser that you've got opened. You can also get to this page by clicking the Stats for nerds link in the Task manager."
is Google Chrome an Operating System?
Google Chrome: "1. What's inside Google Chrome?
Google Chrome contains many features that can be harnessed by webmasters to deliver a better end-user experience. Google Chrome comes with Gears built in, which allows webmasters to take advantage of APIs such as offline storage. In addition, Google Chrome allows your web application to look and feel like a 'desktop' application, as users can launch Google Chrome in a mode with a minimalist UI, featuring nothing but a title bar.
Google Chrome also uses a brand new JavaScript engine (V8), which is much faster than existing JavaScript interpreters. This means you can create more complex and more intensive AJAX applications with fewer speed and processing constraints. Finally, Google Chrome is built on top of WebKit, so Google Chrome users will benefit from the CSS3 features being added to WebKit as those features are released."
I think that goole chrome could be considered as a new generation of OS" with gear and off-line capabilities.
With its very fast JavaScript engine (V8) (try http://www.chromeexperiments.com/ and compare with other browers) and the menu "view" -> developer tools, i am sur that ther is no limit.
Now the version 4.x of Google Chrome is correct.
Google Chrome contains many features that can be harnessed by webmasters to deliver a better end-user experience. Google Chrome comes with Gears built in, which allows webmasters to take advantage of APIs such as offline storage. In addition, Google Chrome allows your web application to look and feel like a 'desktop' application, as users can launch Google Chrome in a mode with a minimalist UI, featuring nothing but a title bar.
Google Chrome also uses a brand new JavaScript engine (V8), which is much faster than existing JavaScript interpreters. This means you can create more complex and more intensive AJAX applications with fewer speed and processing constraints. Finally, Google Chrome is built on top of WebKit, so Google Chrome users will benefit from the CSS3 features being added to WebKit as those features are released."
I think that goole chrome could be considered as a new generation of OS" with gear and off-line capabilities.
With its very fast JavaScript engine (V8) (try http://www.chromeexperiments.com/ and compare with other browers) and the menu "view" -> developer tools, i am sur that ther is no limit.
Now the version 4.x of Google Chrome is correct.
Google Chrome
Google Chrome: "Search
17. Entering an intranet website address brings up a search results page, rather than the intranet site
When a user enters a single word into the address bar, Google Chrome performs a search for the term and returns results using the user's default search engine. At the same time, Google Chrome issues a HEAD request for http://term, to see if it's a valid website. If Google Chrome receives an HTTP/2xx response (such as HTTP/200 OK), the user will be asked if they want to visit the site instead. Clicking through to the site from the prompt will set the website as the default target for that term for future requests.
Google Chrome will also display the prompt if it receives:
* an HTTP/401 or HTTP/407 response
* an HTTP/3xx redirect that terminates in a page with any of the above responses
You should make sure that your web server properly responds to HEAD requests, and not just GET requests for a page.
For example, if a site exists at http://project.intranet.example.com, and a user within that corporate network enters project into the address bar:
* Google Chrome will return search results for the term project
* At the same time, Google Chrome will check if http://project is a valid website. If so,
* A prompt will appear, asking if the user would like to visit http://project
* Once the user clicks through to http://project, Google Chrome sets http://project as the target for all future instances of project in the address bar
Users can override the default (search) behavior by entering project/ or http://project, or by selecting the address bar entry that reads project/ instead of Search for project.
18. How can I include my site's search in Google Chrome's search options?
By providing an OpenSearch description document (OSDD), you enable Google Chrome to include your site in the list of search engines in the browser. For more information about OpenSearch, please visit http://www.opensearch.org."
17. Entering an intranet website address brings up a search results page, rather than the intranet site
When a user enters a single word into the address bar, Google Chrome performs a search for the term and returns results using the user's default search engine. At the same time, Google Chrome issues a HEAD request for http://term, to see if it's a valid website. If Google Chrome receives an HTTP/2xx response (such as HTTP/200 OK), the user will be asked if they want to visit the site instead. Clicking through to the site from the prompt will set the website as the default target for that term for future requests.
Google Chrome will also display the prompt if it receives:
* an HTTP/401 or HTTP/407 response
* an HTTP/3xx redirect that terminates in a page with any of the above responses
You should make sure that your web server properly responds to HEAD requests, and not just GET requests for a page.
For example, if a site exists at http://project.intranet.example.com, and a user within that corporate network enters project into the address bar:
* Google Chrome will return search results for the term project
* At the same time, Google Chrome will check if http://project is a valid website. If so,
* A prompt will appear, asking if the user would like to visit http://project
* Once the user clicks through to http://project, Google Chrome sets http://project as the target for all future instances of project in the address bar
Users can override the default (search) behavior by entering project/ or http://project, or by selecting the address bar entry that reads project/ instead of Search for project.
18. How can I include my site's search in Google Chrome's search options?
By providing an OpenSearch description document (OSDD), you enable Google Chrome to include your site in the list of search engines in the browser. For more information about OpenSearch, please visit http://www.opensearch.org."
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