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Type | Array |
---|---|
Mandatory | No |
Example |
"content_scripts": [ { "matches": ["*://*.mozilla.org/*"], "js": ["borderify.js"] } ] |
Instructs the browser to load content scripts into web pages whose URL matches a given pattern.
This key is an array. Each item is an object which:
- must contain a key named
matches
, that specifies the URL patterns to be matched in order for the scripts to be loaded - may contain keys named
js
andcss
, which list scripts to be loaded into matching pages - may contain a number of other properties that control finer aspects of how and when content scripts are loaded
Details of all the keys you can include are given in the table below.
Name | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
all_frames |
Boolean |
Defaults to |
css |
Array |
An array of paths, relative to manifest.json, referencing CSS files that will be injected into matching pages. Files are injected in the order given, and before the DOM is loaded. |
exclude_globs |
Array |
Firefox supports globs from version 48.
An array of strings containing wildcards. See Matching URL patterns below. |
exclude_matches |
Array |
An array of match patterns. See Matching URL patterns below. |
include_globs |
Array |
Firefox supports globs from version 48.
An array of strings containing wildcards. See Matching URL patterns below. |
js |
Array |
An array of paths, relative to the manifest.json file, referencing JavaScript files that will be injected into matching pages. Files are injected in the order given. This means that, for example, if you include jQuery here followed by another content script, like this:
then Files are injected at the time specified by |
matches |
Array |
An array of match patterns. See Matching URL patterns below. This is the only mandatory key. |
run_at |
String |
This option determines when the scripts specified in
The default value is |
Matching URL patterns
The "content_scripts"
key attaches content scripts to documents based on URL matching: if the document's URL matches the specification in the key, then the script will be attached. There are four properties inside "content_scripts"
that you can use for this specification:
matches
: an array of match patterns.exclude_matches:
an array of match patterns.include_globs
: an array of globs.exclude_globs:
an array of globs.
To match one of these properties, a URL must match at least one of the items in its array. For example, given a property like:
"matches": ["*://*.example.org/*", "*://*.example.com/*"]
Both "https://example.org/" and "https://example.com/" will match.
Since matches
is the only mandatory key, the other three keys are use to limit further the URLs that match. To match the key as a whole, a URL must:
- match the
matches
property - AND match the
include_globs
property, if present - AND NOT match the
exclude_matches
property, if present - AND NOT match the
exclude_globs
property, if present
globs
A glob is just a string that may contain wildcards. There are two types of wildcard, and you can combine them in the same glob:
- "*" matches zero or more characters
- "?" matches exactly one character.
For example: "*na?i"
would match "illuminati"
and "annunaki"
, but not "sagnarelli"
.
Chrome incompatibilities
content_scripts
Firefox does not support:
match_about_blank
Example
"content_scripts": [ { "matches": ["*://*.mozilla.org/*"], "js": ["borderify.js"] } ]
This injects a single content script "borderify.js" into all pages under "mozilla.org" or any of its subdomains, whether served over HTTP or HTTPS.
"content_scripts": [ { "exclude_matches": ["*://developer.mozilla.org/*"], "matches": ["*://*.mozilla.org/*"], "js": ["jquery.js", "borderify.js"] } ]
This injects two content scripts into all pages under "mozilla.org" or any of its subdomains except "developer.mozilla.org", whether served over HTTP or HTTPS.
The content scripts see the same view of the DOM and are injected in the order they appear in the array, so "borderify.js" can see global variables added by "jquery.js".