t4t5
Feature : I'm porting the flamingo extension to `Firefox`
Hey @t4t5 I really do love Flamingo extention's look !
Unfortunatelly, the extention itself isn't available in Firefox. So I decided to port the built version to Firefox.
It needs a little tweaking in the manifest file but because you used Web Extensions instead of classic Chrome framework I t was really easy to migrate
You'll find the built version that you can put on Firefox in Debug Mode to test. The package isn't signed by Firefox so you won't be able to use it outside of Developpement mode. I planned to upload it myself on Firefox for now. For now, the addon can't be published, it needs approval but you'll be able to get it here : https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/flamingo-nostr-extension/
Hey! Sorry for getting back to late here! Is there any way you could open a PR with your changes to make the extension work in Firefox? Would be lovely to add support for it in the official package!
Nothing fancy, everything that uses your extension is available and implemented in many browsers, but while the majority of the manifest was in fact compatible, we have some quirks related to chrome. I'll push a PR adding Firefox's manifest
This is a recurrent issue on proting Chrome extensions to Firefox.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/75043889/manifest-v3-background-scripts-service-worker-on-firefox
I don't have a lot of time to dedicate, but if you seek to develop on both platform, Vite has a great tutorial on developping a build arch for both, that you can specify as an env var
https://vite-plugin-web-extension.aklinker1.io/guide/supporting-multiple-browsers.html