I am trying to use the Google developer AngularJS library in an extension popup, but I get an error.
Error: Code generation from strings disallowed for this context at Function (unknown source) at Jb (chrome-extension://jambnlbfljcfpomlclcgphfmkjfiphkb/lib/angular.js:74:18) at k (chrome-extension://jambnlbfljcfpomlclcgphfmkjfiphkb/lib/angular.js:62:357) at Jc (chrome-extension://jambnlbfljcfpomlclcgphfmkjfiphkb/lib/angular.js:64:37) at Lc (chrome-extension://jambnlbfljcfpomlclcgphfmkjfiphkb/lib/angular.js:69:166) at chrome-extension://jambnlbfljcfpomlclcgphfmkjfiphkb/lib/angular.js:74:241 at chrome-extension://jambnlbfljcfpomlclcgphfmkjfiphkb/lib/angular.js:51:270 at F (chrome-extension://jambnlbfljcfpomlclcgphfmkjfiphkb/lib/angular.js:47:339) at X (chrome-extension://jambnlbfljcfpomlclcgphfmkjfiphkb/lib/angular.js:39:390) at t (chrome-extension://jambnlbfljcfpomlclcgphfmkjfiphkb/lib/angular.js:38:286)
What is the proper way to write the following content_security_policy directive for a Google Chrome plugin manifest file?:
"content_security_policy": "default-src 'self'; script-src 'unsafe-eval' 'unsafe-inline'; style-src 'unsafe-inline'",
currently it is throwing an error...
You have to use CSP mode in angular to be inside Chrome extension. See: https://github.com/angular/angular.js/issues/893
Basically you have to declare your app as:
<html ng-app="" ng-csp>
<html ng-app="" ng-csp> causes an error in Chrome stable M21 in a chrome-extension://*.xhtml file.
<html ng-app="" ng-csp=""> appears to work.