Ghjuvan Lacambre

Did you get a "Firenvim installed for Brave" message when you ran `firenvim#install()`? What does `find ~ -iname "firenvim.json"` print when ran in your shell?

This is very confusing :( Could you insert `ps -aef --forest -p $$ > /tmp/firenvim_tree` in ~/.local/share/firenvim/firenvim, just before the exec line? After doing that, try using firenvim a few...

I'm not seeing the `ps -aef` tree in your log file, did you remove it?

I wanted the branch that contains the `ps -aef` in the hope that we would be able to learn something about the brave process that started the firenvim script (and...

>I couldn't find that branch. That's understandable, there's lots of junk firenvim process in there :/. Does `/tmp/firenvim_errors` contain any information? Could you also use the brave dev tools to...

This is very surprising. Could you capture the traffic (basically loading txti.es + attempting to load firenvim) with wireshark/tcpdump and upload it here? Hopefully this will be the last piece...

No, I don't :/. You should probably report this issue to Brave, webextensions shouldn't be affected by the browser's tracking protections.

Great, I guess I'll close this issue then as there's a workaround and there's nothing I can do as a webextension developper. Thanks for posting the workaround here! :) Note...

It looks like freecodecamp changed the way they deliver their javascript libraries. I can see a MonacoEnvironment global variable in their window's context - the fix might be as simple...

@alerque Very weird, I can access the documents, served under a prosemirror instance, and edit them in Firenvim with the dedicated browser shortcut. Maybe your Firefox is too old or...