Hugo Xu

@LiCybora Also for this: https://github.com/LiCybora/NanoCoreFirefox#what-should-i-do I highly recommend users to manually copy settings instead. Below is part of the original project changes announcement that I drafted before the new developer(s)...

@LiCybora Do you want to maintain the Quick Issue Reporter? I can give you some of my backend code. Let me know if you're interested.

So first, you need a server, a domain, a GitHub bot account, and some knowledge of Node.js. For server, I use AWS. You can use Digital Ocean, GCP, etc. I...

@LiCybora You can get started with Heroku (or Glitch), but be careful that those services tend to not offer a persistent file system. So you need to store data in...

@CharmCityCrab > Anyone who trusts this guy's server to accept and store reports, even though the owner doesn't want to reveal how it's done, at this point is just asking...

@LiCybora > Don't worry, I am not going to blindly apply whatever he say and give. Don't worry, I'm not going to give you anything that can be applied blindly.

@CharmCityCrab It looks like you didn't read the original announcement post [1], I recommend you to read it (the whole thread). If you don't want snarky replies, don't randomly attack...

@LiCybora I think Glitch will give you a subdomain. Also remember to use timing safe compare to check admin password (or use an authentication related package).

If `onready` is too early, try `onload`.

Inline scripts injected by extensions should bypass CSP.