Writing files in a Google Chrome extension?

As is is stated in a comment, php is a no-go when it comes to writing browser extensions - it's a server-side language, after all. You'd need to ask the user to install a *AMP stack to be able to use it.

As is is stated in a comment, php is a no-go when it comes to writing browser extensions - it's a server-side language, after all. You'd need to ask the user to install a *AMP stack to be able to use it. HTML5 has LocalStorage, which is kind of like communicating with an sqlite database (AFAIK) from javascript, that should be the way to go.

Here's an excellent article about using the localstorage api in chrome.

PHP is a programming language like any other. There is no need to install (L)AMP just to use PHP... he would have the same problem with any other language which does not come with the OS. – Felix Kling Oct 13 at 7:00.

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