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I need to create an App, that requires access to some internal Chrome data, like history, bookmarks, apps, top sites, etc.. I don’t want to use an Extension, because I would like to display a stand-alone window with a complex UI.
It seems that this data is only available for Legacy Packaged Apps. Is there any way to enable access to full Extension API for a Non-Legacy Packaged App?
P.S. at the moment of writing I’m using Chrome 23.
No, new style Chrome apps are designed to be isolated away from Chrome as much as possible. You can create a window in a Chrome extension that is not directly inside the browser by setting the “type” to be “popup”.