Re:Chrome Gets Plugins: How to Write a Chrome Extension in T...
by aboodman on Thursday March 19, 2009 @03:13AM
(#522994)
Having to create an ID manually is temporary.
When complete, the ID is going to be a hash of the extension's public key, and extension content will be signed with the key. So there won't be conflicts (unless you share your private key).
When complete, the ID is going to be a hash of the extension's public key, and extension content will be signed with the key. So there won't be conflicts (unless you share your private key).