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I’m developing a Google Chrome extension that makes heavy use of the context menu, and I would like to make certain menu items available only on some domains.
Currently, I am using chrome.tabs.onUpdated and chrome.tabs.onSelectionChanged to check the tab url, and then I add or remove menu items based on a check against a domain list.
Is it possible to just disable the menu items, instead of removing them? I’m hoping for something like this:
chrome.contextMenus.update(id, {"disabled": true});
Unfortunately you cannot. That would be a neat feature I suppose. Feel free to submit a feature request http://crbug.com (Make sure you mention any valid use cases for it).