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Web Development
Chrome Extension Development
1. Introduction to Chrome Extensions
2. Manifest Versions and Migration
3. Development Environment Setup
4. Your First Chrome Extension
5. The Extension Manifest
6. Extension Architecture Components
7. Inter-Component Communication
8. Data Storage and State Management
9. Essential Chrome Extension APIs
10. Advanced Development Topics
11. Chrome Web Store Publishing
2.
Manifest Versions and Migration
2.1.
Understanding Manifest Versions
2.1.1.
Version History and Evolution
2.1.2.
Current Support Status
2.1.3.
Future Roadmap
2.2.
Manifest V2 Overview
2.2.1.
Key Features
2.2.2.
Background Pages
2.2.3.
Permission Model
2.2.4.
Content Security Policy
2.3.
Manifest V3 Overview
2.3.1.
Design Philosophy
2.3.2.
Security Improvements
2.3.3.
Performance Enhancements
2.3.4.
API Changes
2.4.
Key Differences Between V2 and V3
2.4.1.
Service Workers vs Background Pages
2.4.2.
Permissions Model Changes
2.4.3.
Content Script Injection Changes
2.4.4.
Web Request API Changes
2.4.5.
Host Permissions Separation
2.5.
Migration Strategies
2.5.1.
Assessment and Planning
2.5.2.
Identifying Deprecated Features
2.5.3.
Code Refactoring Approaches
2.5.4.
Testing Migration Changes
2.5.5.
Timeline Considerations
2.6.
Focus on Manifest V3
2.6.1.
Required Structure
2.6.2.
Supported APIs
2.6.3.
Best Practices
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