A few months ago I was working on my car (2000 Chrysler 300m) and lifting one of the front corners to do some suspension work. I didn't hear anything, but at some point it must have been due to body torque or twisting that caused a crack in the windshield, in the opposite side to where I was lifting.
The crack starts about an inch or two up from the bottom of the passenger-side corner, goes towards the center of the windshield for about an inch or two and then curves back toward the edge and up for about 6 inches. So the crack is on the edge of the area swept by the passenger-side wiper blade. The crack probably starts at the edge of the glass, but I can't tell because of the windshield trim.
Since it happened maybe 5 or 6 months ago, the crack might have grown by an inch or two since then.
What is available from the world of windshield repair these days that is typically applied to this sort of situation - if anything?