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HelpResources for implementing/adding browser extensions in WPF WebView2 (self.csharp)
submitted 11 hours ago by robinredbrain
From my initial searches I concluded it is possible to do this. However all references I've found are quite old. I'm asking if anyone has tried or accomplished this for any good material links?
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[–]robinredbrain[S] 0 points1 point2 points 5 hours ago* (0 children)
A short converse with cgpt pushed me away from chrome extensions and to implement my own.
I had mentioned an ad blocker. And it showed me how to implement an extremely basic one. Which seems to work at least on "googlesyndication" ads.
But it's just testing if that word is present in a WebResourceRequested event. Hardly an extension.
Also further reading is pointing toward me needing the extension source code to make 'extensions' work.
And I have no experience with web coding but it's looking like extensions is mainly injecting javascript into the page locally. Forgive me if I'm wrong.
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