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Most of the time it seems that AEM disables the extensions before they have a chance to inject content scripts into webpages - but not always. I've only seen this on Gmail where Diigo content scripts are injected sometimes (only sometimes) even when they should be disabled.
How do we determine if a content script has been injected?
Is there any way to reliably remove content scripts without reloading the page?
Most of the time it seems that AEM disables the extensions before they have a chance to inject content scripts into webpages - but not always. I've only seen this on Gmail where Diigo content scripts are injected sometimes (only sometimes) even when they should be disabled.
How do we determine if a content script has been injected?
Is there any way to reliably remove content scripts without reloading the page?