Closed fpusan closed 4 months ago
The Slack - Quick Access add on needs to override the user agent string when making requests in order to bypass Slack's latest version restrictions. This was achieved in f4f8bc1 but some users (including myself) were still experiencing problems.
Slack - Quick Access
Trying to debug it, I noticed that the Slack - Quick Access add-on was overriding the user agent in some requests but not in all. I noticed that my workspace URL was in the form <workspace>.slack.com, and thus was not covered by the rule in https://github.com/tdmrhn/Thunderbird-Quick-Access-Buttons/blob/bfc69ebf9027375140d9abc6867d697611e83cf3/Slack/redirect.js#L16
<workspace>.slack.com
Changing that line to { urls: ["https://*.slack.com/*"] }, has made it work for me (on Thunderbird 115.10.1)
{ urls: ["https://*.slack.com/*"] },
Thanks for the heads up, i added it to version 0.3
The
Slack - Quick Access
add on needs to override the user agent string when making requests in order to bypass Slack's latest version restrictions. This was achieved in f4f8bc1 but some users (including myself) were still experiencing problems.Trying to debug it, I noticed that the
Slack - Quick Access
add-on was overriding the user agent in some requests but not in all. I noticed that my workspace URL was in the form<workspace>.slack.com
, and thus was not covered by the rule in https://github.com/tdmrhn/Thunderbird-Quick-Access-Buttons/blob/bfc69ebf9027375140d9abc6867d697611e83cf3/Slack/redirect.js#L16Changing that line to
{ urls: ["https://*.slack.com/*"] },
has made it work for me (on Thunderbird 115.10.1)