问题
Вoes Chrome have an equivalent to XPCOM?
回答1:
No, it doesn't. Extensions and plugins can only interact with the browser through their respective APIs.
回答2:
No. Mozilla implements its many fundamental components (browser, network, string, window, etc) libraries in XPCOM such that C++ and JavaScript can re-use, invoke, and override those APIs. Therefore many firefox addons can take advantages of this and build powerful features in JavaScript with XPCOM.
However, in Chrome or WebKit, there is no such equivilant components. Their extensions can only call their browser built-in APIs.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4814700/chrome-and-xpcom