Collect web content as evidence for your Colander investigations. This web-extension is part of PTS Project and is meant to work in combination with a Colander server.
- Firefox desktop ( v133+ )
- Firefox Android ( v133+ )
- Chrome (with side loaded extension)
- Safari
- Video tag thumbnail are renderer as black box on android devices
app/
lib/ : third parties dependencies
scripts/ : colander companion compiled scripts
[...]
manifest.json : web extension manifest
src/ : colander companion sources
(those compiled to app/scripts)
docs/ : github root page
used to provide (at least) updates.json
webpack.config.js : compilation rules
This web-extension mainly relies on SingleFile extension.
- single-file.js
- single-file-background.js
- single-file-bootstrap.js
- single-file-extension-core.js
- single-file-extension-frames.js
- single-file-frames.js
- single-file-hooks-frames.js
- single-file-zip.min.js
- single-file-z-worker.js
While the extension is running on desktop browser or Android device, launch the webpack tool in a terminal:
npm run dev
You will need another detached terminal to side load the extension.
npx web-ext run -t firefox-desktop
Requirements:
- an Android device
- Firefox for Android is already installed
adbis already installed on the dev host computer
Connect your Android device to the dev host computer.
Accept the USB debugging request on the device.
Check the USB connection by listing Android devices:
$> adb devices -l
List of devices attached
123456ABCDE device usb:1-2.3.4 product:foo model:BAR device:foobar transport_id:1With Firefox for Android, enable Remote Debugging via USB from Settings -> Developer Tools if it's not enabled yet.
Then, inject the extension on Android device with:
npx web-ext run -t firefox-android --android-device=123456ABCDE
Running the following target starts a temporary web-server.
npm run page-dev
It serves docs folder content (allowing JS fetch() to work).
