firebug - Server-side with Chrome Extensions -
I was a little searched and could not find a 100% critical answer.
Can you include a Google Chrome extension in a server-side language file (especially php)?
I feel like the answer is 'no', can you include it in any other way?
If the answer is not again, how does firebug search HTTP requests (I am specifically talking about the Net panel)?
Thank you in advance.
There is no "php" in the Chrome extension if not "server side"
You can communicate with remote servers that have installed PHP though. You can read more about it.
About detecting HTTP requests, the FF extension has more power than Chrome and has extensive access to the browser's internal API. Firebug Lite for Chrome is not yet capable of tracking HTTP requests.
If you have to track HTTP requests, then there may be a solution. Take a look at this:
Partial solution to this problem is now available in Chrome Now there is an event that can be passed to content scripts called "First Load". For example:
document.addEventListener ("first load", function (event) {console.log ("loaded resource load");}, true);
This document will set fire to each resource load. Event.preventDefault () should be blocked from resource loading.
It seems like it should be run, but I have not tried to do it myself yet.
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