Of note, there's an experimental console API that you can use but it requires users to set a flag to use the extension and you wouldn't be able to add it to the chrome store (which I might do at some point).
btw: I just had a chance to look at your implementation. It's definitely going in a different direction than I wanted to take it. I understand the desire to match the default console but I'd like to keep the more powerful editor (along with some other features I'm looking to add).
