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Extension for IE
Hello everyone! After developing several extensions for Chrome, I decided to write an extension for IE 8-9. Does anyone have experience with IE extension development? Could you share your knowledge? At least some code examples, or links to good code examples, or process documentation, or whatever.
I really want to develop my own IE extension but don't know how to start yet due to lack of code examples, lack of any documentation. Any help (resources) you could offer would be greatly appreciated!
The extension itself is as follows: it needs to highlight all the phone numbers on the WEB page, and when you click on them, go to a pre-configured link for Internet Explorer-a. I did it for Chrome, but I'm worried about IE.
Is it possible to do this with crossrider.wiki.zoho.com/?
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I'll leave my favorites here.
10rem.net/blog/2011/02/22/creating-an-internet-explorer-add-in-toolbar-button-using-cplusplus-and-atl
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msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/Aa753587.aspx
msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa753588 (VS.85).aspx
msdn.microsoft .com/en-us/library/bb776819 (v=VS.85).aspx
www.chat11.com/Internet_Explorer_Toolbar_Programming
www.codeproject.com/Articles/37044/Writing-a-BHO-in-Plain-C
www.codeproject .com/Articles/1957/2Find-Toolbar-for-IE-Yet-Another-Sample
www.codeproject.com/Articles/1323/Internet-Explorer-Toolbar-Deskband-Tutorial
www.adp-gmbh.ch/win/com /bho.html
I can only say that for a donkey you can easily make a toolbar and a button, as well as content scripts, and a context menu.
But something like the appearance of a popup by pressing a button, like in Chrome or Opera - there is no standard architecture or API and you have to do it yourself somehow. Perhaps you can open a window, see how the Yandex bar works when the authorization window is displayed.
The rest of the difference is that it's all written in C++.
But there is nothing complicated, although a little longer than on js
. I can send a ready-made source code for the simplest toolbar.
c/c++ only. The difference between extensions for ie and other browsers is cardinal.
If StackOverflow is right, then Add-In Express has something like a ready-made wrapper . Unfortunately, paid.
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