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		kbenson on Nov 24, 2013 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Chrome Extension Programming: Illustrating a Basic... I've taken to using a simple server on a public IP that serves different JS based on the referrer, and a bookmark for inserting a script tag in the current page. It doesn't auto run, but it is easy test, install on a new system (just a bookmark!), and extend with extra behavior that can be centralized. Additionally, an update immediately affects all clients.

krapp on Nov 24, 2013 [–]

You can drop scripts directly into the page context using Greasemonkey too. Its 'sandbox' is pretty easy to break out of.

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