javascript - chrome extension badge string truncating -


i working on chrome extension used work perfectly, , there seems new chrome extension behavior regarding badge text truncation. extension shows window width resize directly in badge. when window smaller 1000 numbers render correctly. have learned following.

  • if pass 4 letters string 4 letters render correctly.
  • if send 3 numbers renders correctly.
  • if send 4 numbers truncates.

i need 4 numbers render, , not able find solid answer what/why behavior has changed.

here background.js code.

updatebadge();    function updatebadge() {  	chrome.windows.getcurrent(function(w) {  		currentwidth = w.width;  		chrome.browseraction.setbadgebackgroundcolor({ color: [100, 100, 100, 255] });  		chrome.browseraction.setbadgetext({ text: currentwidth.tostring() });  	});  }    chrome.commands.oncommand.addlistener(function(command) {  	chrome.windows.getcurrent(function(w) {  		currentwidth = w.width;  		currentheight = w.height;    		switch(command) {  			case 'width_minus_1':  				var newwidth = currentwidth - 1;  				break;  			case 'width_minus_10':  				var newwidth = currentwidth - 10;  				break;  			case 'width_plus_1':  				var newwidth = currentwidth + 1;  				break;  			case 'width_plus_10':  				var newwidth = currentwidth + 10;  				break;  			case 'height_minus_1':  				var newheight = currentheight - 1;  				break;  			case 'height_minus_10':  				var newheight = currentheight - 10;  				break;  			case 'height_plud_1':  				var newheight = currentheight + 1;  				break;  			case 'height_plus_10':  				var newheight = currentheight + 10;  				break;  		}    		if (typeof newwidth == 'number') {  			chrome.windows.update(chrome.windows.window_id_current, { width: newwidth });  			chrome.browseraction.setbadgetext({ text: newwidth.tostring() });  		}    		if (typeof newheight == 'number') {  			chrome.windows.update(chrome.windows.window_id_current, { height: newheight });  			chrome.browseraction.setbadgetext({ text: newheight.tostring() });  		}  	});  });    chrome.extension.onmessage.addlistener(function(m) {  	if (m.action == 'resized') {  		updatebadge();  	}  });

thanks taking time lend hand.


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