moho

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by moho 7mo ago
The author got banned from github and gitlab after DMCA takedowns. The code used to be available in those, but I guess he got tired of starting over? Anyway, extensions are just signed zip files. You can extract them and view the source. BP
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by moho 7mo ago
In case the author happens to read these - final statement in native CSS nesting is no longer true. "The only small difference from Sass: for element selectors you need the & prefix. In Sass you could write a { color: red } inside
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by moho 9mo ago
Installing extensions from file is available on the release build as well, after enabling dev options. I think the only difference is nightly allows installing unsigned extensions, which I don't personally have a need for (as getting a
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by moho 10mo ago
While you're there flip general.aboutConfig.enabled to true so you won't have to use the silly config.xhtml URL again.
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by moho 1y ago
As did Thailand
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by moho 2y ago
uBO never had the ability to do CNAME decloaking in Chrome though, the required API (browser.dns/chrome.dns) wasn't there even in MV2. It was always a Gecko-only feature (and a big one!). IIRC Brave rolled its own CNAME decloaking
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by moho 2y ago
Mull has been officially discontinued by DivestOS back in December, along with most of their other projects. A fork by the name IronFox emerged but it's too new to know whether it's a real contender.
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by moho 2y ago
You can access about:config on mobile FF (all versions, including release channel) at this very intuitive URL: chrome://geckoview/content/config.xhtml
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by moho 7y ago
Super useful, thanks. In my case ctrl+shift+j opens a dumb console that only shows messages and doesn't take any input. I had to go to about:addons, hit F12 for the Dev Tools and paste it in the console there. Worked well.