I'm the maintainer of a GitHub file tree extension, Gitako, which depends on PJAX lib to work properly. Thank you for implementing this great new generation of PJAX lib, I found it working much better than the one I was using before! However, while it worked very well in Chrome, I encountered an cross-origin issue when trying to use it in Firefox - Not allowed to define cross-origin object as property on [Object] or [Array] XrayWrapper, which crashes my extension then.
What I've done
I've tried to fix it by myself, but couldn't figure it out after many hours of work. So I decided to ask for your help.
The reason it happen is, according to MDN, add-on for Firefox runs in a context other than the context that webpage js runs in.
A content script is a part of your extension that runs in the context of a particular web page (as opposed to background scripts which are part of the extension, or scripts which are part of the web site itself, such as those loaded using the Githubissues.
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Hi @falsandtru
I'm the maintainer of a GitHub file tree extension, Gitako, which depends on PJAX lib to work properly. Thank you for implementing this great new generation of PJAX lib, I found it working much better than the one I was using before! However, while it worked very well in Chrome, I encountered an cross-origin issue when trying to use it in Firefox -
Not allowed to define cross-origin object as property on [Object] or [Array] XrayWrapper, which crashes my extension then.What I've done
I've tried to fix it by myself, but couldn't figure it out after many hours of work. So I decided to ask for your help.
The reason it happen is, according to MDN, add-on for Firefox runs in a context other than the context that webpage js runs in.