Handle foreign extension embeds before debugger attach#662
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jackwener merged 6 commits intojackwener:mainfrom Apr 1, 2026
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Handle foreign extension embeds before debugger attach#662jackwener merged 6 commits intojackwener:mainfrom
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Summary
Fixes #661
Refs #249
Refs #652
Why
On some Chrome profiles, opencli twitter search could navigate to a normal https://x.com/... tab but still fail at chrome.debugger.attach() with:
attach failed: Cannot access a chrome-extension:// URL of different extension
I reproduced this locally via the daemon command path. The failure appears when another extension injects a chrome-extension://... embed into the target page, which makes the attach step fail even though the top-level tab URL is debuggable.
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