#CHROME EXTENSION FOR KNOTES OPTIONS WINDOWS#
Regular windows use the settings determined by the lower layers (command-line options and system settings). If only (I) is set, these settings are effective for only incognito windows.If only (R) is set, these settings are effective for both regular and incognito windows.Assume that no policy overrides the settings and that an extension can set settings for regular windows (R) and settings for incognito windows (I). The following example illustrates the behavior. You can use the get() function to determine whether your extension is capable of providing a setting or whether this setting would be overridden.Īs discussed above, Chrome allows using different settings for regular windows and incognito windows. System settings provided by the operating systemĪs the list implies, policies might overrule any changes that you specify with your extension.The following list describes the layers that may influence the effective settings, in increasing order of precedence. # PrecedenceĬhrome manages settings on different layers. They can only be set when at least one incognito window is open. These settings are not stored to disk and are cleared when the last incognito window is closed. For these, they override regular and incognito_persistent settings. incognito_session_only Settings set in the incognito_session_only scope apply only to incognito windows. These settings are stored to disk and remain in place until they are cleared by the governing extension, or the governing extension is disabled or uninstalled. For these, they override regular settings. incognito_persistent Settings set in the incognito_persistent scope apply only to incognito windows.
# Scope and life cycleĬhrome distinguishes between three different scopes of browser settings: regular Settings set in the regular scope apply to regular browser windows and are inherited by incognito windows if they are not overwritten. The proxy settings examples demonstrate how these functions are intended to be used. The ChromeSetting prototype provides a common set of functions ( get(), set(), and clear()) as well as an event publisher ( onChange) for settings of the Chrome browser.
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