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I want to load my own XPI files. Because apparently, I'm not allowed to embrace the full potential of my browser by installing any extensions that haven't been
by heap_perms 3y ago
I want to load my own XPI files.
Because apparently, I'm not allowed to embrace the full potential of my browser by installing any extensions that haven't been hand-delivered and serenaded by the majestic Firefox Marketplace.
Please share if you're familiar with a method. I'm contemplating the creation of my own customized version of Android Firefox, incorporating code to enable installation from XPI files.
- prmoustache 3y agohave you tried fennec from the f-droid repo? AFAIK it allows you to do that, by taping on an xpi file in your phone storage it proposes to install it for you.
- heap_perms 3y agoThanks, I didn't know that. I'll check it out. Edit: Just tried it, not working: Tabbing on the xpi file -> Open with. Getting the toast "None of your Apps can open this file" even tough I just installed fennec.
- mod50ack 3y agoUnfortunately Fennec doesn't do that right now, although it does support AMO collections.
- mdhen 3y agoSmartCookieWeb preview. Pretty sure it's the only browser that supports it on Android. I have bypasspaywalls clean set up on it.
- heap_perms 3y agoThat was exactly my use case. I'll look into it.