Florian Hülsmann

In [Firefox Developer Edition](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mozilla/Firefox/Developer_Edition) you can go to `about:config`, set `xpinstall.signatures.required` to `false` and then install an unsigned version (.zip) of the extension you built with `web-ext build`. p.s. thanks...

I built and signed the extension for FF as of commit 3e62f46: [Download](https://github.com/CBiX/browser-mpris2/releases/download/v0.1-20180908-3e62f46/browser-mpris2-3e62f46-signed-firefox-fh.cbix.de.xpi) To install run `native/install-firefox.py "[email protected]"` and click the link above, done. Btw, you don't need to publish...

@Aaahh @stuaxo Also I think for future publishing of the extension on the Mozilla addon page we shouldn't use a hardcoded ID, instead it is set when signing as mentioned...

Just signed and uploaded the latest master. `native/install-firefox.py "[email protected]"` [Download](https://github.com/CBiX/browser-mpris2/releases/download/v0.1-20190518-7f11327/browser-mpris2-7f11327-signed-firefox-fh.cbix.de.xpi)

Thanks for your incredible work! Looks good so far and I see you implemented a feature to display the code on screen, very nice! I haven't been using gotubecast myself...

Good point. Maybe I should explain this in the documentation. Спасибо! (translated via DeepL 😜)

Thanks for reporting this, I'm getting a replacement for my broken RasPi soon and will try to set everything up so I can fix these kinds of bugs!

Could you add `-d 1` to the gotubecast call in raspi.sh and post the output again? Thanks :)

Looks like a stream connection error in omxplayer. You can try executing the commands (youtube-dl, omxplayer, omxdbus) manually and see if that happens again. It shouldn't be an issue related...

Hey guys, sorry for the late comment on this. Unfortunately I don't have any RasPi environment now to test omxplayer. Did you manage to fix it with the change from...