AI 产品解读Automatically open a user-selected Google Workspace add-on (sidebar panel) when Gmail, Calendar, Drive, or Docs pages load.
Users who frequently use specific Google Workspace add-ons must manually click to open them each time they visit a Google service page. This extension automates that step.
1. User installs extension and navigates to a supported Google service (Gmail/Calendar/Drive/Docs). 2. Extension detects the page via declarativeContent and shows its page action icon. 3. User clicks the icon to open the popup, which queries the page for available add-ons. 4. User selects a preferred add-on from the list; selection is saved to chrome.storage.sync. 5. On subsequent page loads, the content script (autoopenaddon.js) reads the saved selection and programmatically clicks the selected add-on's tab element to open it automatically.
Auto-opens a selected add-on on Gmail, Calendar, Drive, or Docs page loadPer-service add-on selection via popup UISettings persisted via chrome.storage.syncWorks with MV3 declarativeContent API to show page action only on matching hosts
- 目标用户
- Google Workspace users who regularly use sidebar add-ons in Gmail, Calendar, Drive, or Docs and want them to open automatically
- Analysis is based on static source code only; no runtime testing was performed. The actual add-on detection and opening behavior depends on Google's internal DOM structure which may change.
- The extension's functionality is entirely dependent on Google Workspace's UI, which is not under the developer's control.
付费分析未识别到付费功能
The extension is a free utility with no payment integration, subscription gating, or paid feature references. The 'pro' keyword match was a false positive from Chrome Web Store's verified_contents.json metadata file, not actual paid functionality.
- 置信度
- 95
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- 来源
- AI / 高
- 需要登录
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- 登录理由
- The extension operates exclusively on Google Workspace services (Gmail, Calendar, Drive, Docs). These services require a Google account login to access. The extension itself does not implement a separate login mechanism but relies entirely on the user being authenticated to the destination Google services.
amazing, does what it says. thanks for the dev
Just what I was looking for! Thank you!