I have the same question. bump. On Aug 26, 5:44 pm, Michael Weber <[email protected]> wrote: > I've looked through the documentation, built a simple extension, and > run all the samples in the Chromium source tree, and it appears that > the only wait to create a large UI for a Chrome extension is to open a > new window (larger than toolstrip). > > Is there a way (or a plan for a way) to add an extension-defined > horizontal or vertical pane to an existing window to host the > extension contents? For example, the way Firebug uses a resizeable > panel in Firefox? > > I'm thinking of a panel that, like a toolstrip, hosts its own html > page / fragment, as opposed to modifying the loaded page's DOM. > > I understand that the design guideline is to us as little space as > possible, but some extensions need significant space on the same page > with which they are associated. > > cheers > Michael
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