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Interesting. I'll probably add some form of github and/or reddit support in the future, and I don't feel comfortable adding those URLs unnecessarily, so at some
by dschep 8y ago
Interesting. I'll probably add some form of github and/or reddit support in the future, and I don't feel comfortable adding those URLs unnecessarily, so at somepoint there will be permissions updates anyway ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
- davidsawyer 8y agoYeah, I think that's the right way to do it. You don't really want to add entire domains that your extension does nothing with yet. Though in hindsight, I should have just found all the Airbnb subdomains, TLDs, etc. up front because my extension was intended to be used throughout all of Airbnb, if that makes sense.
- dessant 8y agoBeing able to display a custom message along the permission update request would be great, just like how GitHub does it for apps. Requesting additional permissions without an explanation accompanying it can cause confusion, users may think that the request is unwarranted, or that there is something wrong with the extension. They may also decline it out of habit, given how extensions are auto-updated during the browser session, and the request seemingly pops out of nowhere. See the version adoption[0] for one of my extensions, 1.1.0 has requested additional permissions. This may be problematic when you are trying to deliver a critical update that requires new permissions. [0] https://i.imgur.com/hiKLyYT.png https://i.imgur.com/hiKLyYT.png
- foota 8y agoI think chrome has an API for requesting permissions, instead of having them part of the extensions manifest. This means you can present custom prompts and such before the chrome prompt.