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Manifest instructions
Next, create a new file in this directory called `manifest.json`. This JSON object describes the extension's
capabilities and configuration. For example, most manifest files contain an `"action"` key which declares
the image Chrome should use as the extension's action icon and the HTML page to show in a popup when the
extension's action icon is clicked.
Add the following code:
```json
...
```
Download the icon to your directory, and be sure to change its name to match what's in the "default_icon" key.
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