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Librewolf support?

See original GitHub issue

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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Created 2 years ago
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Frewacomcommented, Jul 7, 2021

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 (main.sh) has also been removed to hopefully fix some of the common setup issues. Because of this, I need to do some more testing on other platforms before I can release it.

You can still use the new version by installing it from the test.pypi.org index, i.e:

pip uninstall pywalfox
pip install --index-url https://test.pypi.org/simple/ pywalfox==2.8.0rc1

and then install the native messaging manifest:

pywalfox install --browser librewolf

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 ~/.mozilla paths.

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Rangunacommented, Aug 14, 2022

Unfortunately I have neither of those systems on any machine I own, but will try to get a hold of one if I can 👍