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Does anybody know why the extension wants to 'access your tabs and browsing activity'. Is this permission required for it to work?
We hope to remove the need for this permission in order to do basic tab management soon: http://crbug.com/137404.
One thing I'd really want to see in an email client is a set of "reply today", "reply tomorrow" and "reply later" buttons, linked to my todo list or calendar.
You might want to check out our core product, Boomerang. You just choose a date when you want to see an email again. It kicks the message into a label until that time, then brings it back to the top of your inbox, so you can reply when you're ready. We think Inbox Pause goes well with the same core theme. (I helped write Inbox Pause)
(That sounded very shill-ish... I'm not associated with these products. )
Does anybody know why the extension wants to 'access your tabs and browsing activity'. Is this permission required for it to work?
We use the chrome.windows module to pop up our authentication window. During installation, this permission appears as "access your tabs and browsing activity." http://developer.chrome.com/extensions/windows.html
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We use the chrome.windows module to pop up our authentication window. During installation, this permission appears as "access your tabs and browsing activity." http://developer.chrome.com/extensions/windows.html
Perhaps you could use window.open() to get around needing chrome.windows.create, which would allow you to remove this permission.
I just noticed that chrome.tabs.create doesn't require the 'tabs' permission, so that might be another option. Thanks for the help. We'll try to remove the permission in the next release. :)
That's a bold statement for something that achieves the same as "closing gmail".
I know people get sensitive about the negativity on here, but this warrants a little fair game critisicm in my book.
Meet INBOX PAUSE - the paradigm-shiftingest, game-changingest email innovation of 2012 That's a bold statement for something that achieves the same as "closing gmail". I know people get sensitive about the negativity on here, but this warrants a little fair game critisicm in my book.
Meet INBOX PAUSE - the paradigm-shiftingest, game-changingest email innovation of 2012 That's a bold statement for something that achieves the same as "closing gmail". I know people get sensitive about the negativity on here, but this warrants a little fair game critisicm in my book.
"the paradigm-shiftingest, game-changingest email innovation of 2012"
I just puked.