Open onemen opened 1 year ago
Bootloaders like this one will not work on the release channel, the regular Firefox. @GreatestFool
I've been using them in Release FF for a while. Didn't want to switch to dev to avoid facing issues I can't resolve first. ':)
@117649 can you provide more clarity on using the F12 inspector? I can't find the on/off button using it.
Bootloaders like this one will not work on the release channel, the regular Firefox. @GreatestFool
I've been using them in Release FF for a while. Didn't want to switch to dev to avoid facing issues I can't resolve first. ':)
@117649 can you provide more clarity on using the F12 inspector? I can't find the on/off button using it.
Use the pick tool inside the red circle to select the card of the addon.
This will take you to the code section of the card in the html view, under this card section you will find many hidden elements that is grayed out(inside green circle).
Select any of them, then find this specific rule inside blue circle in the css view uncheck the checkbox before it.
Which will in turn unveil all hidden elements on the page.
@117649 I guess something else is wrong because I did toggle the enable disable (and restart) and it still doesn't work:
Is it possible the config needs to be different? I used the one from the main repository but it sounds like even that needed to be changed a bit since the owner is gone?
@117649 I guess something else is wrong because I did toggle the enable disable (and restart) and it still doesn't work:
Is it possible the config needs to be different? I used the one from the main repository but it sounds like even that needed to be changed a bit since the owner is gone?
use this:https://github.com/xiaoxiaoflood/firefox-scripts/issues/265#issuecomment-1712709643
@117649 cool that worked... I guess Fast Tab Switcher won't work anymore, settings got wiped and can't set a keyboard shortcut anymore:
@117649, @megamorphg, it's not that it won't work. Note that I said advanced modification, not any or all modifications. Certain actions will not work as intended and may fail straight out or be simply not viable on other channels. As an example, extension signatures cannot be disabled for Release and Beta channels.
@117649, @megamorphg, it's not that it won't work. Note that I said advanced modification, not any or all modifications. Certain actions will not work as intended and may fail straight out or be simply not viable on other channels. As an example, extension signatures cannot be disabled for Release and Beta channels.
Completely wrong.
// skip 1st line
lockPref('xpinstall.signatures.required', false);
lockPref('extensions.install_origins.enabled', false);
lockPref("extensions.experiments.enabled", true);
try {
const cmanifest = Cc['@mozilla.org/file/directory_service;1'].getService(Ci.nsIProperties).get('UChrm', Ci.nsIFile);
cmanifest.append('utils');
cmanifest.append('chrome.manifest');
Components.manager.QueryInterface(Ci.nsIComponentRegistrar).autoRegister(cmanifest);
const objRef = ChromeUtils.import('resource://gre/modules/addons/XPIDatabase.jsm');
objRef.XPIDatabase.SIGNED_TYPES.delete("extension");
Cu.import('chrome://userchromejs/content/BootstrapLoader.jsm');
} catch (ex) {};
try {
Cu.import('chrome://userchromejs/content/userChrome.jsm');
} catch (ex) {};
This piece disable extension signature on release and beta
The wiki also specifies "Firefox Release and Beta versions will not have any way to disable signature checks. Signature checks can be disabled in other versions, as described in detail below." Where it goes on to describe how to use about:config
to flip the required setting. And as I understand the surrounding code, mustSign
is not the function that is used to check if unsigned extensions can be installed. It is used in verifySignatures
, isUsableAddon
and loadManifest
, along with others depending on the function, where it fails if a signature isn't valid. It's essentially just setting the state when being called by the larger functions that control that part.
But whatever. I don't particularly care anyway, it was the first thing that came to mind. Perhaps they've changed it since, and simply not updated their wiki. Regardless, that doesn't change the point I was making.
The wiki also specifies "Firefox Release and Beta versions will not have any way to disable signature checks. Signature checks can be disabled in other versions, as described in detail below." Where it goes on to describe how to use
about:config
to flip the required setting. And as I understand the surrounding code,mustSign
is not the function that is used to check if unsigned extensions can be installed. It is used inverifySignatures
,isUsableAddon
andloadManifest
, along with others depending on the function, where it fails if a signature isn't valid. It's essentially just setting the state when being called by the larger functions that control that part.But whatever. I don't particularly care anyway, it was the first thing that came to mind. Perhaps they've changed it since, and simply not updated their wiki. Regardless, that doesn't change the point I was making.
The wiki isn't wrong but the way the config.js
works give it so much power that it can manipulate key values directly.
I just updated my laptop's Firefox install to v118.0.2 from v116 and now TabMixPlus won't work or reinstall.. I copied the updated util folder jsm files and program files js files but no go... odd.. I will keep at it and report back.
edit: nvm I forgot to clear the script cache. its working now.
I am trying out Ubuntu on an old 2008 Toshiba laptop...
how do I get TabMixPlus to run on Firefox on it? please and thx.
edit: nvm, Linux has its issues too... so I reinstalled Windows 7 on it... got it working..
The wiki also specifies "Firefox Release and Beta versions will not have any way to disable signature checks. Signature checks can be disabled in other versions, as described in detail below." Where it goes on to describe how to use
about:config
to flip the required setting. And as I understand the surrounding code,mustSign
is not the function that is used to check if unsigned extensions can be installed. It is used inverifySignatures
,isUsableAddon
andloadManifest
, along with others depending on the function, where it fails if a signature isn't valid. It's essentially just setting the state when being called by the larger functions that control that part. But whatever. I don't particularly care anyway, it was the first thing that came to mind. Perhaps they've changed it since, and simply not updated their wiki. Regardless, that doesn't change the point I was making.The wiki isn't wrong but the way the
config.js
works give it so much power that it can manipulate key values directly.
Is it possible to install .xpi in stable Firefox?
@xiaoxiaoflood
Firefox 117 changes
firefox-scripts
will stop working on Firefox 117 without these changesUpdate utils
BootstrapLoader.jsm
RDFDataSource.jsm
userChrome.jsm
xPref.jsm