Using imports

[rugkx (rugk)]

Indeed, they should work, just some thing may not be optimal yet, such as this one:

Using ES6 modules in background scripts

I looked how one may use a background script es a new ES6 module. However, it seems to be very hard to easily do this. Usually you embed it like this. “background”: { “script”: [ “background.js” ] } However, with a ES6 module, this does not seem to work, because usually (e.g. when you embed it in a HTML you have to ad the attribute type="module". In a manifest.json this does not seem possible… So the problem has been discussed in this article and there a simple workaround has been suggeste…