As a browser extension developer using
As a browser extension developer using Plasmo, you can change the display page in
popup.tsx on clicking a button by utilizing the window.open() method. This method allows you to open a new browser window or tab with a specified URL.
In your popup.tsx file, you can define a button element with an onClick event handler. Inside the event handler, you can use the window.open() method to open a new window or tab with the desired URL.
Here's an example of how you can implement this functionality:...Yes you can use the normal ` style ` tag
Yes, you can use the normal
<style> tag in Vue with Plasmo. Plasmo offers first-class support for Vue, making it easy to build browser extensions using Vue components.
To use the <style> tag in Vue with Plasmo, you can define your styles directly in the Vue component's style section. Here's an example:
```vue...To mount your content page CSUI inside
To mount your content page (CSUI) inside an iframe instead of a shadow DOM using
getRootContainer, you can follow these steps:
1. Export a getRootContainer function in your Plasmo extension code. This function will be responsible for returning the root container element where your CSUI will be mounted. Here's an example:
```typescript...Styling Plasmo CSUI – Plasmo
Hello, I have a problem with the content script fonts when it switches between tabs. The font changes styling changes (e.g, weight, size, color, etc.) to match the current tabs/page font styling (e.g if plasmo's homepage uses a global fontsize
html * { fontSize: '0.7rem' } the content gets affected too). I read up the https://docs.plasmo.com/framework/content-scripts-ui/styling#custom-font and at one point the font family didn't change but when I tried it again on Wikipedia and it came with t...