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In this series, I am learning to develop a simple Web browser extension to store and display OpenGraph data from the Websites I am visiting using wxt framework.
I am starting a short series of blog posts about creating a Web browser extension using WXT. In this first part, we will set up the development environment and try to read the content of the navigated Webpage or Webpage on the active tab. Motivation ...
This is the second part of the series of blog posts about creating a Web browser extension using WXT. In this part, we will try to read the OpenGraph tags of the Webpage that is rendered on the active tab. Overview In the previous post, we started wo...
This is the third part of the series of blog posts about creating a Web browser. In this part, we will change the extension icon based on the OpenGraph information parsed from the Webpage on the active tab. We will also refactor the code by encoding ...
This is the fourth part of the Web Browser Extension Workshop series. In this part, we will populate a database with the OpenGraph information parsed from the Webpage on active tabs. For this, we will implement a service that we can use later to quer...
This is the last post in the series of the Web Browser Extension Workshop. In this post, we will populate our popup using the service we created in the previous post. Overview In the last 4 posts, we have created a web browser extension that parses t...
