I noticed that this extension (which I really enjoy using, by the way) also works very well on Firefox, with only minor changes to manifest.json required. Have you considered submitting it to the Firefox addon store?
As a reference, the necessary changes to manifest.json would be
incognito.split is not supported on firefox, so this attribute must be changed to the default spanning or whatever else makes sense, and
I am not sure what the id should be, but I would speculate that one obtains it during the submission process to the addon store. Without this key, the extension can still be installed as a temporary extension (i.e. for the developer to test before submitting.)
Hi,
I noticed that this extension (which I really enjoy using, by the way) also works very well on Firefox, with only minor changes to
manifest.json
required. Have you considered submitting it to the Firefox addon store?As a reference, the necessary changes to
manifest.json
would beincognito.split
is not supported on firefox, so this attribute must be changed to the defaultspanning
or whatever else makes sense, andI am not sure what the id should be, but I would speculate that one obtains it during the submission process to the addon store. Without this key, the extension can still be installed as a temporary extension (i.e. for the developer to test before submitting.)
Best, Dario