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Publishing as an extension #4
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Yes, I have been thinking about publishing it as a browser extension but few problems arise. I am yet to implement a config panel that lets you manage the page without diving into source code, so people who install it as an extension can do so. Otherwise, I believe, they would need to extract the source code from extension package, change the colors/bookmarks etc. and pack it again, which makes everything a lot worse 😅 Also, I tried packing Tilde as an extension with a manifest file, and it did work fine on debugging mode but I could not install it as a normal extension. I did not look into it after that but I think the file has to be signed to be installed, am I correct? |
@talentlessguy Yes, I want to make the project a bit more managable eventually and use either Webpack or Parcel. It is very cluttered and hard to work on as is. Ah, also another point for browser extensions is, I think, requesting search suggestions from Duckduckgo or Google might be a problem with an extension because I remember getting security policy errors due to callback blocks to third-party addresses. I have to find a solution for that problem too, if it is possible. |
Found a solution to the problem with requesting search suggestions from Duckduckgo.
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It would be nice if Tilde could be installed as a Chrome / FF extension.
Only manifest.json is needed
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