(Technical details: There's a bug where Chrome doesn't notify extensions after the user logs in on Chrome OS. Removed windows.onCreated hack added to work around on Chrome OS. Release notes for version 1.8 (1.7 was never published):
The sunset icon is a middle ground: the system will avoid sleeping (as described above) but the screen will still turn off. The moon icon means that the system will behave the same way that it would if the extension were not installed. The sun icon means that the screen will be kept on. In the "screen is kept on" mode (sun icon), the system will avoid sleeping and the display will additionally remain on. The screen will still dim and turn off eventually, though. When the system is prevented from sleeping (sunset icon), network connections will remain active this may be useful if using e.g. * What's the difference between the "screen is kept on" and "system is prevented from sleeping" modes? No, but if an external display is connected, recent versions of Chrome OS will remain awake when the lid is closed.
* Will this extension prevent a Chromebook from suspending when its lid is closed? It adds an icon in the upper-right corner of the browser that can be clicked to switch between modes where the screen is kept on (sun icon), the system is prevented from sleeping (sunset), or power-saving settings are left unchanged (moon). This extension makes it easy to temporarily disable power management on Chrome OS.
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