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Librewolf support? #68
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I am not familiar with Librewolf, but I'll see what I can do. Do you know for a fact that it does support native messaging hosts? I did a quick search but could not really find any information on the topic. |
There is a quick dirty fix to this that I use, just symlink your .librewolf directory to the .mozilla/firefox one.
Doesn't work if you have firefox installed afaik |
I have added a new flag that allows you to specify the browser that you want to install to (currently only Firefox and Librewolf). The startup script ( You can still use the new version by installing it from the
and then install the native messaging manifest:
I have tried it in a VM running Ubuntu and it seems to work just fine. The only missing feature is enabling or disabling the custom CSS files via the extension UI. This is because it still uses the default |
Hello @Frewacom, had to manually apply that path to the aur package on my local machine and it worked great! Happy to PR if needed 👍 |
Hi! I believe the installation process in version 2.8.0 is not quite compatible with Windows. If you could test it on Windows and/or MacOS that would be great! If not, I will try to have a look at it in a few weeks. |
Unfortunately I have neither of those systems on any machine I own, but will try to get a hold of one if I can 👍 |
pywalfox not found after following the steps |
Can you please provide any suggestions for arch? I tried to adapt solution my self, but failed. Any help would be much appreciated Edit: fixed by running |
Hello, I encountered an issue on Arch where |
You need create a python environment for install 2.8.0rc1 version in arch. 1, |
If you want to install the development version via AUR, you can change the
If you are using |
I made an AUR package for the version that provides librewolf support while we wait for it to be incorporated to the stable release |
It would be great to have Librewolf support.
pywallfox install
installs the manifest into .mozilla, I tried copying it into .librewolf, doesn't work, with error:No such native application pywalfox
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