I just posted the below comment. You will need a Google GMail account (or other Google account).
I urge everyone make a post and voice their concern.
ATTN: Official Chrome Developers and Managers
Please do not release this change without providing the end-user a means to enable _javascript_ injection using AppleScript, as is done with Safari.
There are a great many Mac users, who prefer Chrome, that have essential workflows that depend on being able to do this. It would be a major impact to our productivity, and probably force us to switch browsers to Safari, which still supports _javascript_ injection
by AppleScript.
There are also a number of high-use Mac apps like Alfred and Keyboard Maestro that depend on being able to inject _javascript_ using AppleScript.
I somewhat understand your security concerns, and I'm almost always a big fan of improved security. But I'm sure you realize too much security is like being in jail. Might as well not use the product at all. I do not understand the statement that this issue
is the cause of ads being improperly displayed in the Chrome browser. I have never seen this, nor heard of it, and since AppleScript is ALWAYS executed in the user's context, and I don't see how it is possible, without the user approving it.
Thank you for your careful consideration of this request.
Best Regards,
Jim Underwood
aka JMichaelTX