On Tue, Feb 1, 2011 at 5:44 PM, Nick Guenther <nick.guent...@dossierview.com > wrote:
> > Cluestick (or n00b question): What's 'document' within the extension scope? It is not the same as 'document' of the loaded page. I am no expert with terminology here, so in case that makes zero sense: If I load up a web page and use the debugger to print window.document, it is different from the window.document that I get when I breakpoint on the injected javascript. I made a simple test where I load a single javascript file from within the injected js. This single file creates a variable, window.MyGlobal. What is very interesting to me is that this object is accessible from the loaded page! Meaning if I create an html file that tries to access window.MyGlobal, it can. I don't think web page authors are supposed to be able to access variables created by extensions. I'm going to pose the question in the Apple list Adam suggested. I'll post the solution here for completeness when I get one. Lou
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