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connection.sendMessage:
support array (multiples) in "toExtPart".

connection.sendMessage:
support "*" in "toTabIds" for messages from background to non background (check "fromTabId" assignment...).

e.g. content script from tab 1 to content script of tab 2.

I noticed that when connection is not longer valid, sending a message hangs my requests because they are never resolved nor rejected.

I get this message,
https://github.com/asimen1/chrome-ext-messenger/blob/master/src/connection.js#L336

Shouldn't this also reject the sendMessage promise?

Check it out. https://github.com/eejdoowad/mosi.

Some notable differences:

• Mosi uses promises
• The targets are more flexible and powerful
• Mosi has a function that sends a request to target nodes and returns a promise for the response from every node
• The API is super simple, just 3 functions: init, msg, get

Connection fails in Chrome Version 66.0.3359.139 (Official Build) (64-bit)

Connection has been working in previous versions of chrome 65 builds.

Description
Cannot make connection between extension and background page due to failure with the following exception

Code line:
this._port = this._myExtPart === Constants.BACKGROUND ? new MockPort({ name: this._myName }) : chrome.runtime.connect({ name: this._myName });
Reason: chrome.runtime is undefnied

TypeError: Cannot read property 'connect' of undefined at Connection.<anonymous> (chrome-ext-messenger.min.js:1372) at Connection._init (chrome-ext-messenger.min.js:1413) at Connection.<anonymous> (chrome-ext-messenger.min.js:460) at new Connection (chrome-ext-messenger.min.js:1342) at Messenger.initConnection (chrome-ext-messenger.min.js:116) at Messenger.<anonymous> (chrome-ext-messenger.min.js:460) at ChromeProtocolMessengerFactory.webpackJsonp../src/app/services/chromeprotocol/messenger/chrome.protocol.messenger.factory.ts.ChromeProtocolMessengerFactory.createConnection (chrome.protocol.messenger.factory.ts:22) at new ChromeProtocolDebugger (chrome.protocol.debugger.ts:21) at resolveToken (core.js:1296) at tryResolveToken (core.js:1242)

FireFox 54 has cross-browser compatible extensions using the WebExtensions API.
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/Add-ons/WebExtensions