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If you hadn't noticed, extensions have to be signed by the browser vendor, so that you can run them. A few people who re-compile their Firefox or Chromium to g
by megous 5y ago
If you hadn't noticed, extensions have to be signed by the browser vendor, so that you can run them.
A few people who re-compile their Firefox or Chromium to get rid of that requirement will not make a great DDoS botnet.
- johnisgood 5y agoWell, I have not noticed, because last time I wrote a Chrome extension, I just had the .js files in a directory and I could easily add it to Chrome with developer mode on. I imagine it would be possible with this extension as well. Things may have changed since then, I have not checked.
- megous 5y agoRight, similar option to load add-on temporarily is in Firefox. The add-on will not persist across restarts, though.