You can do this -
document.write("<script>alert(localStorage[\"bla\"])</script>")
And so on.
☆PhistucK
On Sun, Jan 17, 2010 at 22:06, GreatS <greatsk.should.not.be.ta...@gmail.com
> wrote:
> After asking for permissions for a certain domain in the
> manifest.json, shouldn't you also have access to the database/
> localstorage for these domains from your extension. Naturally one can
> do this with an extremely complicated script through the messaging
> features, however I would not regard that a practical option.
> Essentially I would suggest something like:
> chrome.extension.domain("example.com", function(){
> //Everything here is regarded by the browser as if its on
> example.com
> });
> Already for two different features I have been developing this would
> have saved me a lot of work and I think it would make quite a number
> of things incomparably easier to program.
>
> Either way, back to my original question, would anybody know of some
> trick to access the database of the website where my content scripts
> run without the messaging features?
>
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