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In the Getting Started page, we're promised kittenish goodness from Flickr. Putting the extension together according to the instructions, no kittenish goodness materializes. Instead, the popup window shows a small blank rectangular bar, devoid of anything fuzzy or cute.
Why?
(I'm asking this question with the intent to answer it, because I couldn't find any other way to report the mistake.)
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Load your extension into Chrome To load your extension in Chrome, open up chrome://extensions/ in your browser and click “Developer mode” in the top right. Now click “Load unpacked extension…” and select the extension's directory. You should now see your extension in the list.
The chrome extensions are tiny software modules that have the capability to customize your web browser i.e. Chrome and it gives new features to your browser to enhance your browser experience. By using Chrome extensions, one can a personalized web browsing experience.
Install "eXtract Snippet"=> Inspect an element using chrome's developer tools 'inspect element'. Within the developer tools you should also see a panel named "eXtract HTML CSS". Click on to the "eXtract HTML CSS" panel and further click onto the "Get HTML/CSS of inspected element" button withing the panel.
As on 18-Jun-2014, the fix mentioned by Emerson seems to be taken care of in the sample downloads.
If you are still not able to see the images in the popup, you should consider applying for a Flickr API Key
And replace the existing key with the key that you generated in line number 25 of poupup.js file.
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