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I've already tried window.unload, window.beforeunload, etc. I'm looking for a way to notify my background page once the popup is closed.
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Yes, it is possible to detect extensions, so long as you know your extension ID (which I'm sure you do).
Google is planning to remove inline installation from Chrome for existing extensions starting on September 12th, and Chrome users will be redirected to the Web Store. With Chrome 71 in early December, Google is also planning to remove the inline install API method entirely.
Jump to each solution:Restart the browser. Check potentially corrupted extensions. Verify Google Chrome sync » worked for 1 visitor (Jul 2021) Reinstall extensions.
Open the Chrome browser and click on the three-dot menu icon in the upper right-corner. Click on More tools >Extensions. Simple click the toggle button of then extension you want to disable.
You can try this. Connect to your background page with chrome.runtime.connect (or chrome.extension.connect before Chrome 26) and port.onDisconnect will be fired in your background page when the popup is closed.
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