Georg Koppen:
> Patrick Schleizer:
>> Hi,
>>
>> XPCOM / XUL based add-ons will be deprecated in Firefox. [1]
>>
>> I've searched trac, mailing list, irc logs... I know you are aware of
>> that, but haven't found your plan forward. Is there already one?
>>
>> What are your plans regarding tor-launch
Michael Carbone:
> The move away from XUL could be an opportunity to address this by
> building a more generic solution that could be used by the increasing
> number of tor-powered applications/environments, such as onionshare,
> ricochet, tails, qubes, subgraph, etc., in addition to tor browser an
On 1/10/17 5:18 AM, anonym wrote:
> In Tails we run Tor Launcher as a stand-alone XUL application. Last I
> checked it was not clear whether this would still be supported by
> Firefox + WebExtensions. Do you know anything more about this?
Unfortunately, I do not know anything about Mozilla's plans
Mark Smith:
> On 1/10/17 5:18 AM, anonym wrote:
>> In Tails we run Tor Launcher as a stand-alone XUL application. Last I
>> checked it was not clear whether this would still be supported by
>> Firefox + WebExtensions. Do you know anything more about this?
>
> Unfortunately, I do not know anything
On 1/10/17 5:27 AM, anonym wrote:
> Michael Carbone:
>> The move away from XUL could be an opportunity to address this by
>> building a more generic solution that could be used by the increasing
>> number of tor-powered applications/environments, such as onionshare,
>> ricochet, tails, qubes, subgr
anonym:
> Mark Smith:
>> I don't expect WebExtensions to support a standalone app mode, although
>> for your purposes it might be acceptable to start the browser with
>> TOR_CONFIGURE_ONLY=1. I guess there are some differences in terms of how
>> much Firefox code is executed as well as loss of a cu
Mark Smith:
> On 1/10/17 5:27 AM, anonym wrote:
>> Michael Carbone:
>>> The move away from XUL could be an opportunity to address this by
>>> building a more generic solution that could be used by the increasing
>>> number of tor-powered applications/environments, such as onionshare,
>>> ricochet,
