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- alteredbrainchemistryCopper Contributor
Yes. You can make an Edge Add-On/Chrome Extension. Chrome extensions are compatible with Edge.
You will need this in the manifest.json file:
{ "manifest_version": 3 ... "content_scripts": [ { "css": ["yourCSS.css"], "run_at": "document_idle", "all_frames": true, "matches": [ "https://*/*" ] } ] }
You will then need a file in that directory called `yourCSS.css` or whatever you want to name it, with whatever CSS you want. You might need to adjust "run_at" and "matches" for it to work properly based on your use-case.
If this doesn't work at all, you might need the scripting permission :{ "manifest_version": 3, ..., "permissions": ["scripting"], ... }
- Heinz_BereczCopper ContributorHi alteredbrainchemistry,
Until now, I never made an Edge Add-On/Chrome Extension.
How can I do this and which tools are necessary?
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