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Do you have an example WebExtension that uses sockets?
Honza
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The one I was trying to debug was this patch:
jonathanKingston/Signal-Desktop@de95079
To run the extension clone my version of the repo in the branch firefox-extension. Then load in about:debugging.
You can see where I was manually using console.logs to try and check before the data is sent over the sockets. Having an idea of what messages are passed by Firefox would make this a lot simpler to debug.
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@esphen Any tips who we could solve this?
Honza
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Ooh, signal being developed for Firefox? Sweet, I've been waiting for that.
I definitely agree that this would be a pretty useful feature, so I looked into this. In my limited research, I couldn't find any devtools extensions that were present in the Browser Toolbox, only in the F12 developer tools.
The way I see it is there are two ways forward:
- Figure out if Firefox supports devtools extensions in the Browser Toolbox. Looks to me like no, but I could be wrong. I understand why it wouldn't, as that could potentially have significant security implications. In any case, doing this might need an extension to the devtools API.
- Integrate websocket monitor into the devtools directly. This has been talked about before, but I don't know where we currently stand on this.
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To clarify, the Signal work was me mostly messing about and I wasn't able to debug everything to put in a patch to them.
I opened #75 to discuss the lifetime of this extension.
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