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I am looking for a framework with which I can create browser extensions (namely a toolbar), for all browsers (IE, Firefox, Chrome).

I have searched for a relevant solution, but none which I found were what I need:

  1. CrossRider - no good since it can't be self-hosted. The same would apply to companies like Conduit, and nearly all other solutions I've encountered.
  2. Kango - this does look exactly like what I need, but the license is too expensive IMHO.

Does anyone know a framework which will allow development - using js & html - of a cross-browser toolbar?

jakub.g
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  • I see two persons who added this to favorites but haven't upvoted. I encourage you to do so (unless you don't have upvote privileges), it doesn't hurt, really. – jakub.g Nov 15 '12 at 19:54
  • Isn't this a dupe of http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4913123/cross-browser-extensions-api? – Matthew Gertner Nov 19 '12 at 13:45

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I've never tried it myself but I remember a colleague of mine talking about firebreath a while ago.

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