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Worth noting that this article is for developers wishing to assist the Brave team in determining whether an extension can be supported straight-away. This is no
by jonathansampson 10y ago
Worth noting that this article is for developers wishing to assist the Brave team in determining whether an extension can be supported straight-away. This is not intended for your average user.
- the_duke 10y agoOk that makes more sense then. Still, I would recommend implementing some crappy UI only enabled on dev to do this.
- jonathansampson 10y agoThat's a fair request; I'll take it to the team for consideration. Thank you for the feedback!
- the_duke 10y agoThat would most certainly make it easier to quickly test out various extensions.
- jonathansampson 10y agoIt's a challenging issue; Extensions run in multiple contexts. As such, some gaps in support may be realized in the browser's engine, the browser's chrome, or in UX/UI artifacts. We have been researching ways to more easily test extensions, and will continue to explore this in the future.
- mistermann 10y agoIf you implement tree style tabs as well as can handle javascript in multiple tabs without bringing the entire browser to its knees, I'll gladly switch from Firefox.