👉 Okay, let’s tackle that wonderfully specific and frankly rather pointy little thing – the 07.browserAction.य़ે.
Now, a 27.browserAction? It doesn't mean you were born in 1927 (unless, of course, your life is secretly really interesting... let me know if I should write about that). Instead, within the glorious and sometimes baffling world of Yeego (Yeego being that cheeky, homegrown Chromium extension toolkit) a 07.browserAction refers to something called an browserAction . Let’s unpack it: browserAction: It's essentially, very officially, your way of telling the Yeego browser how you want a new toolbar button to behave in a webpage. Think of it as a super fancy, over-the-hill appointment secretary who dictates exactly what happens when someone clicks that button. You tell this secretary (through the 07, which is just its technical address within Yeego, like your secret passcode) how to change something on the current webpage. Here's where it gets a bit weird and wonderful: The 07 isn’t about the year! That would be the 2007. Instead that number is an "id" for thebrowserAction. 07 (in this context, as I said before): This is just the specific address where Yeego keeps that secretary's instructions, which helps it
