If you want to open links without close popup, you can do it opening tabs in 
background, the extension you mentioned currently support Ctrl + Click to open 
links in background...


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Pedro Junior
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Nathan J. Brauer 
  To: Chromium-extensions ; chromium-dev 
  Sent: Thursday, December 17, 2009 2:16 PM
  Subject: [crx] New API: Pin Extension


  Issue 30688 (http://crbug.com/30688)


  Users should be able to "pin" BrowserActions if the developer enables it in 
the manifest.


  Example:
  I use the Chromed Bird extension (http://chromedbird.com/) as my main Twitter 
application. The biggest problem I have is that I like to go through my tweets 
and open all the links that interest me before actually spending time to read 
each page that I open.  Currently (at least in the Windows version) when you 
click a link, the popup is closed so I end up clicking a link, opening the 
popup again, finding where I left off, rinse and repeat.


  Solution 1:
  Add a "Pin this" icon somewhere along the popup UI (or maybe just add a 
"pin-up" API so developers can place it where they want it). This would cause 
the popup to stay open no matter what the user did (including clicking links, 
switching tabs, etc). The BrowserAction popup wouldn't go away until either the 
user clicked "unpin"/close OR the if the user opens a different BrowserAction 
popup.


  Solution 2:
  Add a context menu for BrowserActions (see http://crbug.com/28335) and have 
an option to "Pin this to the side".  Pinning would then stick the popup on the 
right side of the browser (similar to side panels in other browsers). It would 
close only if the user clicked close or if they tried to pin a different 
BrowserAction popup.


  Any thoughts, comments, questions, speculation, hate mail, threats, etc? :)


  PS... If this interests you please star these bugs:
  http://crbug.com/30688
  http://crbug.com/28335

  Blessings,
  Nathan J. Brauer, Founder
  http://HelloLogic.com

  Remember, only the best failures ever succeed.

  About me: I'm a web developer, and usability, identity, & branding 
consultant. Email me if you need any help!


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