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I am trying to use a Chrome extension to inject an modal popup (like this one: uses , , and ). Basically, I have to send an announcement to the background file, and it has successfully triggered a function. I want that function, though, to be able to inject the modal popup and show it on the screen. Thanks for any help!

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Previously answered question, use content.js in chrome extension to inject markup into the dom.

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  • Modals are a different issue. You will most likely want the modal to look the same across different sites, how do you do this without having the site's css interfere? – Sean Letendre Jun 07 '18 at 04:26