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> it doesn't have to be files. it could be in memory on the browser. How'd that work? If it's in memory, the extensions would vanish everytime I shutdown Chrom
by blenderob 6mo ago
> it doesn't have to be files. it could be in memory on the browser.
How'd that work? If it's in memory, the extensions would vanish everytime I shutdown Chrome? I'll have to reinstall all my extensions again everytime I restart Chrome?
Have you seen any browser that keeps extension in memory? Where they ask the user to reinstall their extensions everytime they start the browser?
- chii 6mo agoI'm just using it as a possible example. There's also tampermonkey which installs not via files but via urls from another site. The point is to call out the sensationalism in the title.