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This only appears to affect Chrome (and presumably Opera).
Uncaught Error: Invocation of form runtime.connect(null, ) doesn't match definition runtime.connect(optional string extensionId, optional object connectInfo)
at Object.normalizeArgumentsAndValidate (VM34 extensions::schemaUtils:115)
at Object.<anonymous> (VM29 extensions::binding:363)
at Object.<anonymous> (VM38 extensions::runtime:56)
at Object.handleRequest (VM29 extensions::binding:64)
at Object.<anonymous> (VM29 extensions::binding:374)
at sendUpdateBadgeMessage (content.management.js:94)
at findLandmarksAndUpdateBadge (content.management.js:102)
at content.management.js:144
at PauseHandler.run (content.pauseHandler.js:99)
at MutationObserver (content.management.js:141)
Looks like sendMessage() is unable to work as there's no longer a connection as we are now an outdated content script. #61 has some info on what could be done that, if it works on Firefox, could be used as a general solution for both issues. If not, this one may best be solved by trapping this error and de-registering the mutation observer.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
* Remove unused translation message.
* Simplify LandmarksFinder API and rename functions for clarity (they
are getters). This fixes a bug that was there for ages whereby it was
not calling the function to check the number of landmarks found (in
checkFocusElement()).
* Vastly simplify the bootstrapping code in content.overall.js.
* Move Logger to content.overall.js from content.pausing.js and
generalise.
* Remove Logger from content.pausing.js.
* Disconnect observer if content script has been retired (fixes#131).
* Remove unused translation message.
* Simplify LandmarksFinder API and rename functions for clarity (they
are getters). This fixes a bug that was there for ages whereby it was
not calling the function to check the number of landmarks found (in
checkFocusElement()).
* Vastly simplify the bootstrapping code in content.overall.js.
* Move Logger to content.overall.js from content.pausing.js and
generalise.
* Remove Logger from content.pausing.js.
* Disconnect observer if content script has been retired (fixes#131).
This only appears to affect Chrome (and presumably Opera).
Looks like
sendMessage()
is unable to work as there's no longer a connection as we are now an outdated content script. #61 has some info on what could be done that, if it works on Firefox, could be used as a general solution for both issues. If not, this one may best be solved by trapping this error and de-registering the mutation observer.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: