vimium/pages/content_script_loader.coffee, branch v1.64.2 The hacker's browser. Use HTML5 import to load content scripts. 2016-10-01T11:18:24+00:00 Stephen Blott 2016-10-01T11:05:29+00:00 d00345f45b5b3e56970237799c69808527e91919 This is one approach to fixing #2277 properly. (Currently there's a temporary fix in place.) This uses HTML5 imports in place of the content-script loader. This is better than the current "fix" because content scripts are only listed in one place two places (as opposed to six). It's worse than the previous content-script loader, though, in that content scripts must be listed in two places, instead of one. Fixes #2277. 
This is one approach to fixing #2277 properly.  (Currently there's a
temporary fix in place.)

This uses HTML5 imports in place of the content-script loader.

This is better than the current "fix" because content scripts are only
listed in one place two places (as opposed to six).

It's worse than the previous content-script loader, though, in that
content scripts must be listed in two places, instead of one.

Fixes #2277.
Automatically load content scripts into the options and blank pages 2014-11-02T06:25:40+00:00 mrmr1993 2014-07-28T15:41:15+00:00 474bcb7552dd538978e546f02b2bff1d7204aa34 Load all appropriate content scripts by traversing the list in the manifest. This removes the need to list them manually. 
Load all appropriate content scripts by traversing the list in the
manifest. This removes the need to list them manually.