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The browser extension communicates with the editor via a locally run WebSockets server.
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It serves two purposes:
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Serves two purposes:
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1. Autofilling the constructed prompt text
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2. Placing Apply Response button under responses
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2. Placing _Apply Response_ button under responses
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> [!NOTE]
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> The Apply Response button is an alias for the commonly present response copying feature with an additional hint for the editor to process the clipboard text.
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> The _Apply Response_ button is an alias for the copy button typically placed at the end of a chat response. Once clicked, it copies the response and notifies the editor via a WebSocket message to read the clipboard.
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> [!IMPORTANT]
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> Prompt text is never submitted or response accepted automatically.
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## Permissions
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The extension requires minimal permissions.
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The extension functions with minimal permissions.
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-`storage` - Used to temporarily store prompts for [a content script](https://github.com/robertpiosik/CodeWebChat/tree/dev/apps/browser/src/content-scripts/send-prompt-content-script), and to save extension settings.
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-`alarms` (Chrome only) - Used to implement a keep-alive mechanism for the background service worker to ensure the WebSocket connection stays active.
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