<ul><li>Chrome extensions provide a way to distribute concise concepts for users without visiting a site.</li><li>This article focuses on creating a Chrome extension template using Vite, React, and TypeScript.</li><li>The guide includes comprehensive steps, snippets, and screenshots for a smooth setup.</li><li>The template project integrates TypeScript and React with Vite, simplifying the setup process.</li><li>Creating a baseline React project with TypeScript is made easy with Vite.</li><li>The article covers setting up popup, sidePanel, context menu examples, and navigating the project directory.</li><li>The public folder is where the manifest.json file needs to reside for Chrome extension setup.</li><li>Additional functionality like a side panel, context menu, and background scripts are showcased.</li><li>The manifest file must adhere to specific naming conventions and versions for Chrome API compatibility.</li><li>Permissions, host permissions, and background scripts enhance the extension functionality.</li></ul>

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