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I added a viewer in viewers/chrome.py that mimics the structure of the okular and evince viewers. I tried not to use too many weird methods, though I suppose the applescript I wrote may require user permissions. It works for me!

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I think the Chrome viewer I wrote is the only viewer that directly calls synctex (rather than delegating that task to Skim or Zathura, etc.). It calls /Library/TeX/texbin/synctex.

If anyone knows the best practice for finding the synctex binary on a given machine, I'll replace it with that and I think this will be pretty merge-able!

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As Chrome is supported on all platforms, a viewer plugin should also work on Linux/Mac/Windows.

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