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True, seems pretty risky. Maybe the extension could take advantage of the edit history and warn the user about recent changes? Edit: Unrelated to this issue, b
by edjrage 7y ago
True, seems pretty risky. Maybe the extension could take advantage of the edit history and warn the user about recent changes?
Edit: Unrelated to this issue, but I have a more general idea for the kinds of inputs this extension may accept. It could be an omnibox command [0] that takes the input text, passes it through some search engine with "site:wikipedia.org", visits the first result and finally grabs the URL. So you don't have to know any part of the URL - you can just type the name of the thing.
[0]: https://developer.chrome.com/extensions/omnibox https://developer.chrome.com/extensions/omnibox