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hello okay so in this video iamp;#39;m going to be focusing on how you can actually inject content onto a page using a chrome extension now weamp;#39;re going to look at a number of ways you can do this the first is using a content script which is basically a part of your manifest file that you set up that says if youamp;#39;re on this page inject this javascript file or this css file thereamp;#39;s also another technique you can use which comes from your background page or service worker if youamp;#39;re using manifest version three now what this will basically do is in your background page it listens when the url changes and then can inject a script directly from the background page without you having to have this in your manifest file so weamp;#39;re going to go through all of these examples and then iamp;#39;ll also explain how you can use the shadow route to avoid css conflicts between your injected element and the actual elements and css thatamp;#39;s already on the page
