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Introduction This post assumes you are familiar with Laravel, Inertia and have a basic understanding of Docker.
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In the previous post, we explored the background scripts and the messaging in extensions, as well as using @webext-core/messaging for a robust and type-safe messaging system.
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In the previous post, we explored how to work with content scripts and build isolated UIs for our extension.
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In the previous post, we installed WXT, TailwindCSS and Shadcn and explored the project structure.
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In the previous post, we discussed the basics of Web Extensions and the tools we will be using to build our extension.
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If you are already familiar with web extensions and want to jump directly to the implementation, you can skip this post and go to the next one Introduction Extensions have become an integral part of modern browsers.