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It's not possible at the moment. I used to serve the pages directly from the extension - however, this causes the feed fetcher and the web page to run in the sa
by kickscondor 6y ago
It's not possible at the moment. I used to serve the pages directly from the extension - however, this causes the feed fetcher and the web page to run in the same thread - so the UI gets sluggish.
I moved the web page into a 'content script' - meaning injecting it into a normal web page - and that solved the problem.
Fraidycat 2 will allow 'localhost' access. (Later this year.)
- hypertexthero 6y agoUnderstood, and thank you!
- kickscondor 6y agoOh Simon Griffee - ofc. Love your stuff. Everyone check out https://www.simongriffee.com/ https://www.simongriffee.com/ - my fave is the photo section. Your blog is great as well.