On 2014-12-08, 10:49 PM, Simon Grätzer wrote:
Hey,
I build a simple sync client for iOS. It’s a complete browser app and it
currently synchronizes bookmarks, history and tabs.
I originally based this off the old Firefox Home code, but because of
the release of the new sync protocol I completely replaced that part of
the code.
The new version can upload changes back to the sync storage server, so
it’s a much better user experience than before.
I don’t think there are any big issues left, but it would be great if
you could give me some feedback on how well the sync works.
Coincidentally I submitted it to the AppStore on the same day the
official Firefox for iOS was announced :-)
Anyway the App Store link is:
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/foxbrowser/id550365886?mt=8
If someone is interested in the source:
https://github.com/graetzer/Foxbrowser
Compared to the current state of the firefox-ios project, my sync client
is written in Objective-C and I don’t use openssl to implement the
cryptographic stuff.
Cool, thanks for linking this! Nice to see an independent
implementation of the FxA + Sync key/certificate flows.
Yours,
Nick
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