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Not working for addons.thunderbird.net #111
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- Rely on CORS instead of work-arounds for public XPI files from AMO (#92) - Add work-around for crx access in Brave (#91) - Support source viewing of extensions from Microsoft Edge (#95) - Remove web_accessible_resourced to avoid UUID leak (#100) - Correct 0-padding of hashes (#104) - Update jsbeautifier to v1.14.0 (#110) - Support source viewing of extensions from Thunderbird (#111) - Fix domain front of AMO in Firefox add-on (#115) - Recognize CRX3 files served by addons.opera.com (#118) - Opera only: Add work-around to access addons.opera.com (#119) - web only: Add crx keyword to input field for keyword search (#99) - web only: Avoid breakage of web version when an extension runs a script (#113) - Refactor: remove unsupported declarativeWebRequest path - Refactor: Use declarative page actions to show button.
I have added support for viewing the source code of Thunderbird extensions in 1.6.12. |
Thanks! Something I do not know about, but if no major rebuild is required you might also want to put this in the Thunderbird addon repository. Personally I am okay with switching to Firefox for inspection. |
I suggest to use the Firefox version. |
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May you add support for Thunderbird xpi files?
Page: https://addons.thunderbird.net/
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