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The remaining two demonstrate blocking and redirecting URLs. Each demonstrates implementation of a single use case. Three new samples are available demonstrating the Declarative Net Request API. # New Samples: Declarative Net Request use cases It demonstrates dynamic declarations, where a content script is registered at runtime, and programmatic injection, where a script is executed in a tab that is already open. We've built a new sample for the chrome.scripting API. # New Samples: dynamic declarations and programmatic injection We hope to launch this feature in Chrome 115, in late June.

Starting in 113, paste os://flags/#extension-web-file-handlers into the Chrome omnibox and select 'Enabled' from the dropdown menu.

Starting in 112, launch Chrome using the -enable-features=ExtensionWebFileHandlers flag, starting in 112.

For more information, see the article elsewhere on this site. This feature works the same as for Progressive web apps. To implement file handling add a set of rules to the manifest.json. It lets extensions on ChromeOS open files with specified MIME types and file extensions. The File Handler API is available for experimentation on ChromeOS in Canary for versions 112 and 113. # The File Handling API comes to ChromeOS For more information, see the post on the Chromium Extensions Google Group. If you previously used Google Universal Analytics to track your store listing activity, you will need to take action by Jto ensure that you continue receiving data about your store listing. We've simplified setting up Google Analytics and made access management for group publishers more straightforward. The Chrome Web Store Developer Dashboard now supports Google Analytics 4 (GA4).

# Google Analytics 4 now in the Developer Dashboard Use LOCAL_STORAGE to access the web platform's localStorage API. We have added two new reason types to the Offscreen Documents API. # Chrome 113: New reasons for offscreen documents The converter doesn't do everything, but it does eliminate many tasks that don't require a human judgement call. The new README describes what the tool does using words that closely match those in the migration guide's checklist. The converter helps helps migrate extensions built on Manifest V2 to Manifest V3. We've rewritten the README for the Extension Manifest Converter to make it easier to see what you need to do after running the tool. (It even has an RSS feed.) # New instructions for the Extension Manifest Converter

The Extensions News tag lists articles about many of the topics listed here. You'll find other notices posted on the Extensions Google Group. Check this page often to learn about changes to the Chrome extensions platform, its documentation, and related policy or other changes.