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| --- chrome/common/extensions/docs/static/whats_new.html (revision 76625)
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| +++ chrome/common/extensions/docs/static/whats_new.html (working copy)
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| </p>
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| <ul>
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| + <li> <a href="#10">Google Chrome 10</a> </li>
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| <li> <a href="#9">Google Chrome 9</a> </li>
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| <li> <a href="#8">Google Chrome 8</a> </li>
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| <li> <a href="#7">Google Chrome 7</a> </li>
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| </ul>
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| +<h2 id="10"> Google Chrome 10 </h2>
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| +
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| +<h4> Manifest changes </h4>
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| + <ul>
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| + <li>The new <a href="manifest.html#bg">background</a> permission
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| + extends the life of Chrome,
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| + allowing your extension or app
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| + to run even when Chrome has no windows open.
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| + </li>
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| + </ul>
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| +<h4> Additions to existing APIs </h4>
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| + <ul>
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| + <li> The <a href="windows.html#method-create">chrome.windows.create()</a>
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| + method now has a <code>tabId</code> parameter.
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| + You can use it to move a tab or panel into a new window.
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| + <p class="note">
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| + <b>Note:</b>
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| + This change was incorrectly attributed to Chrome 9
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| + in previous versions of this page.
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| + </li>
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| + </ul>
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| <h2 id="9"> Google Chrome 9 </h2>
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| <h4> New APIs </h4>
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| you can <a href="tabs.html#method-create">create</a>
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| a pinned tab. </li>
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| <li> The <a href="windows.html#method-create">chrome.windows.create()</a>
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| - method's first parameter can now be an array of strings,
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| - letting you create an array of tabs. </li>
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| - <li> The <a href="windows.html#method-create">chrome.windows.create()</a>
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| - method now has a <code>tabId</code> parameter.
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| - You can use it to move a tab or panel into a new window. </li>
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| + method can now take a list of URLs,
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| + letting you create multiple tabs in the new window. </li>
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| <li> The new
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| <a href="management.html#method-get">chrome.management.get()</a> method
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| lets you get information about the specified extension or app. </li>
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