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android firefox addon #11

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promeneur opened this issue May 30, 2015 · 18 comments
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android firefox addon #11

promeneur opened this issue May 30, 2015 · 18 comments

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@promeneur
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please supply an android firefox addon

thanks

@ttyridal
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Hi,

firefox mobile does not support the dialog window masterpassword uses, so this would require a quite extensive rewrite of the user interface. I'm afraid I don't have the time to look into this for the time being.

@promeneur
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i suggest something simple (?) : a button (something like) which launches mpw from FF.

@promeneur
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your FF extent reached the threshold of an operational extent and after a few tries i am enthusiast.
but today for this type of app "operational" means also operational with android.

i use android desktop flavor of masterpassword but it is not handy to use with FF. Filling id and pw must be automatic. Then i am stick to android FF mechanism thus i am stick to Linux FF mechanism.

anyway very very thank you for your excellent job.

@ttyridal
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Interestingly addons.mozilla.com seems to think webextension addons are android compatible.
A pure webextension version of the addon is just released in the beta channel. give it a spin!

@promeneur
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is it compliant with FF 52 ESR ?

@promeneur
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i installed it

@ttyridal
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Cool, did it work?

@promeneur
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we must wait more time to conclude.
i tested with success sign in (id and pwd) with 2 sites.

@promeneur
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when will you supply android ff web extension ?

@ttyridal
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I'm sorry, but I really do not have the time to develop or support an android version. Though, if Mozilla unified the two (as it appeared, hence my first update) I might reconsider.

@promeneur
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Hello

What is the state of this problem ?

I remember a few years ago that your extension was installed in android FF and worked well.
I remember I sent a bug report.

@ttyridal
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ttyridal commented Dec 7, 2021

Mozilla is severely limiting the extensions allowed on Android to a "recommended extensions" list, manually picked by Mozilla.

We're not on it.

Apparently, there is a way to run any (?) extension on Firefox nightly, but I have not tried it.

Ok, so I've tried the plugin on Firefox nightly - the only version that can load extensions not on the recommended list. I've done a couple of small modifications to make it usable on android, but the user experience is not stellar to be honest. the popup on android is a full screen window, and several user interactions (clicks) are required to access the addon view.

Also the installation is ridiculously complex

@ttyridal
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Did a small mock-up for a more accessible user interface with mobile/Android use in mind

https://torbjorn.tyridal.no/mpw-ux/inlinepopup

Would love some feedback, give it a spin :)

@promeneur
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Hello i don't understand how to experiment with the user interface.
see what is displayed when accessing.
test

@promeneur
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Ah ok i am stupid.
i must install android FF nightly then give it a try.

@promeneur
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ok i installed Fenix then i go to https://torbjorn.tyridal.no/mpw-ux/inlinepopup

i don't understand the test.

see the capture
test_1

@promeneur
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I can't create an add-on collection.
see the capture.
collection_creating

@ttyridal
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ttyridal commented Dec 10, 2021

Sorry for not being specific enough. There is no add-on, just an example on how it could look on a login page. If you click (or tap) the input box, a gray popup will appear. That popup is how I envision it on mobile. Easy access to whats used most: entering a password

More 'advanced' features (ie changing the counter) would need to open the full add-on window (not shown in the example).

You can use my collection: 11451974 - masterpassword
But it does not work at the moment (mozilla-mobile/fenix#22786)

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