Hm, so onFocusChanged doesn't fire at all when all of Chrome is blurred? Lame.
You could try running a content script on every top level tab that
tracks blur and focus events
(window.addEventListener("blur"|"focus")). If you get a blur but then
no focus, assume that the whole browser is blurred.
Not super elegant but might work. It would be nice if onFocusChanged
worked though.
- a
On Wed, Jan 20, 2010 at 11:05 PM, Warren Benedetto
<[email protected]> wrote:
> I just released an extension (StayFocusd) which allows you to create a
> blacklist of time-wasting websites, and then prevents you from
> accessing them once time runs out. The elapsed time counts down
> whenever you are on one of the blacklisted sites.
>
> The problem is, if you're on a blacklisted site, and then you minimize
> Chrome or maximize another site in front of it, the countdown on the
> blacklisted site continues. I'd like to be able to stop the countdown
> when Chrome is not the active window.
>
> I see the chrome.windows.onFocusChanged() event, but that doesn't seem
> to do what I need. It detects when focus changes between different
> Chrome instances, but not when focus changes from Chrome to another
> app.
>
> Are there any existing APIs that I can use to accomplish what I need?
> If not, are there any plans for something like this?
>
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