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.xpis are just zip files. You can literally just save them from addons.mozilla.org and look inside - it's js so it's not compiled, and obfuscated code is again
by snthd 7y ago
.xpis are just zip files.
You can literally just save them from addons.mozilla.org and look inside - it's js so it's not compiled, and obfuscated code is against Mozilla policy.
Automatic updates are optional too.
Microsoft Application Inspector might be handy for some superficial profiling - https://github.com/microsoft/ApplicationInspector https://github.com/microsoft/ApplicationInspector
- ReverseCold 7y ago> obfuscated code is against Mozilla policy You can submit obfuscated code as long as you also upload non-obfuscated code to Mozilla. Not sure if that separate code upload is public or not...
- dessant 7y agoObfuscated code is not allowed on any of the browser extension stores. Mozilla requires the attachment of the original source code if you use a bundler such as webpack, or if the code is minified. Only reviewers have access to the source code, unless you configure the listing to make the code public.