I think the chances of someone having only Canary installed and not
Chrome are very slim since Canary is the alpha build. So if you just
test for Chrome to install the plugin then use
applicationWithBundleIdentifier at runtime to see if Canary is also
around then I think you would be good.
d
On 5/6/13 11:51 PM, Andreas Johansson wrote:
That might be possible, but I figured that since I import the Chrome
app specifically I would have to do the same to make it work with
Canary. But I guess the Scripting Bridge interface is more dynamic
than I thought.
Anyway, I need to do more changes in the plugin to make it work
properly with Canary. The plugin won't be recommended in QS if only
Canary is installed (can you set that a plugin depends on app A or app
B or both?), and I need to enable right arrow children for Canary.
// Andreas
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