TLDR
Poking around Chrome Extensions is the best way to learn Chrome Extensions. You might be a curious nerd or a SaaS developer who wants to extend your app (like Buffer.com) into the browser. The next post I'll dissect interesting things like options.js and content.js, maybe using a home-spun fun plugin for the basics. The good thing is that if you're average at these, reading and learning Chrome Extensions will make you better. You'll need to grok the usual html, css and js.via the TL;DR App
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