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Pako
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Chrome browser

Post by Pako »

I've created a new plugin.
This time it's something completely different.
It's a plugin (actually an extension) for the Chrome browser.

This extension has two functions:
1) It triggers an event when a download is complete.
2) It allows you to trigger user-defined events based on the situation in the browser, ie. selection, link, media (image, audio, video) or general.

This requires, that in EventGhost some Webserver (Webserver plugin) ran.
If it runs, you have to make no changes.
If it is not running, you must run one. Selected root directory may be empty.
Credentials can also be empty (do equally in plugin and in extension).
Big thanks again belongs to krambriw.
He made proofreading, translation into Swedish and beta testing.

The extensions can be downloaded here.

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zian
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Re: Chrome browser

Post by zian »

Sweeeeet.
gonna check it out.
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m19brandon
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Re: Chrome browser

Post by m19brandon »

Would this throw events on what website the selected tab is on, say netflix or Amazon videos?
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Re: Chrome browser

Post by Pako »

URL of the current page you can always get as eg.event.payload[1].

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Re: Chrome browser

Post by m19brandon »

Thanks Pako
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Re: Chrome browser

Post by cvben »

Is this extension deprecated?
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