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I have by default an External JS called alerton that will run on anywebppage when the extension is enabled. I've also set up a Popup/Menu for when you click the Chrome Extension Icon at the top right. I want to when the user presses the button "off" to Turn off/Remove an external javascript file called "alerton"

After many many hours, I'm at a loss as to what I need to do to get this to work! I've looked at chrome.contentSettings.javascript However it doesn't seem like I can disable just one particular Javascript file.

I'm hoping someone has an answer...

I have by default an External JS called alerton that will run on anywebppage when the extension is enabled. I've also set up a Popup/Menu for when you click the Chrome Extension Icon at the top right. I want to when the user presses the button "off" to Turn off/Remove an external javascript file called "alerton"

After many many hours, I'm at a loss as to what I need to do to get this to work! I've looked at chrome.contentSettings.javascript However it doesn't seem like I can disable just one particular Javascript file.

I'm hoping someone has an answer...

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• google-chrome-extension

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One way you could achieve this is by reading and modifying a boolean variable in a Background Page and use Message Passing to municate to and from your content-script and popup page. You can define a Background Page in your Manifest as such:

  ....
  "background": {
    "scripts": ["background.js"]
  },
  ....

The background.js would look something like this:

var isExtensionOn = true;

chrome.extension.onMessage.addListener(
function (request, sender, sendResponse) {
    if (request.cmd == "setOnOffState") {
        isExtensionOn = request.data.value;
    }

    if (request.cmd == "getOnOffState") {
        sendResponse(isExtensionOn);
    }
});

From your PopUp.html and your content-script you could then call the background.js to read and set the isExtensionOn variable.

//SET VARIABLE
var isExtensionOn = false;
chrome.extension.sendMessage({ cmd: "setOnOffState", data: { value: isExtensionOn } });

//GET VARIABLE
chrome.extension.sendMessage({ cmd: "isAutoFeedMode" }, function (response) {
    if (response == true) {
     //Run the rest of your content-script in here..
    }
});

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