> Toolstrips are not per-tab, they are per-window. So there is no such thing
> as getting the tab id of the tab that a toolstrip is attached to.
Doh! I knew this two weeks ago, but had apparently forgotten.
> You can get the tab id of the selected tab in the current window (that is,
> the window that the toolstrip is running in), like this:
>
> chrome.tabs.getSelected(null, function(tab) {
> console.log(tab.id);
>
> });
So I rewrote it to use
chrome.windows.getCurrent(function(thisWin){
chrome.windows.getLastFocused(function(focusedWin){
if (thisWin.id === focusedWin.id){
console.log("current toolstrip is on the focused window");
}
});
});
and then I realised that the window object has a focused attribute
chrome.windows.getCurrent(function(thisWin){
if (thisWin.focused){
console.log("current toolstrip is on the focused window");
};
});
and things are much simpler now. thanks Aaron.
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