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originally posted in:BungieNetPlatform
9/3/2014 6:00:46 AM
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Just going to leave us Firefox users hanging. I thought you were better than this, Daz. :(
[spoiler]Still never got Kali Linux to boot from USB. I even tried a different distro and nothing.[/spoiler]
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I might be able to make a Firefox version .of the extension, using the Chrome version as a starting point. I'll see what I can do.
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Make sure you're keeping up with the commits I'm making because I've made quite a few fixes lately. I'm trying to keep a current list of bugs in the [url=https://github.com/dazarobbo/BNextNotifier/issues]issues section[/url] though.
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The company I work for is in the extension business, and we have a build process that allows us to create extensions for Chrome, Firefox, and IE using largely the same code base. The only difference between the three is the extension bootstrapping itself. I was thinking about adapting this build process for use with the extension you've written, rather than creating an entirely separate project for it on Github. Would this interest you? It wouldn't target IE, however, as I have yet to get a browser action button hooked up to display some kind of popup.
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How much of a difference is there between the bootstrapping code and any application-specific code? Could you give an example?
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It shouldn't be too hard to make a Firefox extension with the code I've made available. I just don't really want to because I don't use Firefox any more :P. Chrome > Firefox
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Man, Firefox beats everything.
