Bundling extensions with browser
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ownedbywuigi
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Bundling extensions with browser
How would I get around with bundling, say, uBlock Origin with my custom build? Tried it before but never got around to getting it working.
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Basilisk-Dev
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Re: Bundling extensions with browser
It's possible to stick an XPI file in the tree and tell it to bundle that XPI file out at build time. I don't have the code in front of me right this second, but a quick Bing search should get you what you want. I believe (I could be wrong) that Epyrus does this with the "Provider for Google Calendar" extension.
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moonbat
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Re: Bundling extensions with browser
Per old documentation, place the extensions in <installation directory>/distribution/extensions. Since you're making your own build, see where this would map to in your build tree.
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