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There could be a cut-back version of the core which doesn't have any JS eval-type logic. That sort of code unfortunately fails Chrome security tests and wouldn't pass the Chrome store qualifications when adding extensions that use it. It's going to remove a lot of functionality but would probably still be useful and worth checking out. Could be useful to have when getting back onto the DevTools extension, as well as providing an extremely streamlined version for devs who only need the basic commands for a project.
bob2517
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9 months ago
There could be a cut-back version of the core which doesn't have any JS eval-type logic. That sort of code unfortunately fails Chrome security tests and wouldn't pass the Chrome store qualifications when adding extensions that use it. It's going to remove a lot of functionality but would probably still be useful and worth checking out. Could be useful to have when getting back onto the DevTools extension, as well as providing an extremely streamlined version for devs who only need the basic commands for a project.