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    // In your extension's index.html you'll also need to include Bugsnag and disable auto-notification:
    // <script src="bugsnag-2.min.js" data-apiKey="your-api-key" data-autoNotify="false">

    // You can then add try/catch blocks in your content scripts, and pass any errors back up to your extension:
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    // <script src="bugsnag-2.min.js" data-apiKey="your-api-key" data-autoNotify="false">

    // You can then add try/catch blocks in your content scripts, and pass any errors back up to your extension:

    // Inside your content script
    try {
    // Some code in your content scripts
    } catch(e) {
    var exceptionObj = {stack: e.stack, message: e.message, name: e.name};
    chrome.runtime.sendMessage("extension-id", {type: "error", exception: exceptionObj});
    }

    // Then in your extension code you could listen for this message and notify Bugsnag:

    // Inside your extension
    chrome.runtime.onMessage.addListener(function (message) {
    if(message.type == "error") {
    Bugsnag.notifyException(message.exception);
    }
    });