To make the service worker in your Chrome extension activate automatically, follow these steps:
Add the following lines to the file, under the "permissions" section:
"background": { "scripts": ["service-worker.js"], "persistent": false }
Save the changes to the manifest.json file.
Add the following lines to the service-worker.js file:
chrome.runtime.onInstalled.addListener(() => { console.log('Service Worker activated.'); });
Save the changes to the service-worker.js file.
Note: Persistent background pages can interfere with service workers, so set "persistent" to false in your manifest.json to ensure that the service worker is loaded properly.
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