seninha: you might try the "converter" & see if that makes any difference with the extension, addonconverter.fotokraina.com

therube: thanks, gonna try that

Does it work with some palemoon extensions?

seninha: it does not set anything particular to PM (like a PM guid), but you can tell PM to not use a PM specific guid, so it is certainly worth a try

or actually, i think PM did away with that, didn't they, so sure, try it.

sorry for the joining spam, I'm testing something on chatzilla

without libnotifiy the add-on will not work under Linux as stated on its page

therube according to the daily PM soap opera now accepting the Fx guid again :D

I have no knowledge on making xpi extensions, but if I edit the .js file of a extension (to make it work on my system) the browser console says "None of the “sha512” hashes in the integrity attribute match the content of the subresource."

How can I either ignore the hash for this extension or replace it?

seninha: if you make changes to an extension, you change its' hash. (so it will no longer work at that point.)

SeaMonkey doesn't care about an extensions "hash". In order to fix it, simply remove the /META-INF/ "directory" from .xpi. PM, from what I recall is the same way. FF, enforces the hash, so it simply will not work if you've changed it. (That could be different, with FF Nightly, if you set an appropriate about:config switch [from what i recall].)

bye

thanks!

hi :)

hle;o

how areyou

it was irc.mozilla.org before, but they moved to matrix, and I think seamonkey doesn't have a built in matrix client

i have lots of seamonkey addons

so now the seamonkey irc channel is here

what are your favourite addons?

uBlock Origin

and NoScript

I still use good ol' Flashblock, although now repurposed as a video blocker

nice, I ran dbus and now GNotifier works on OpenBSD with libnotify. But I still cannot set a custom command with it...

I'm trying to make the GNotifier add-on work on Seamonkey on openbsd

I have openbsd desktop, if you will need some testing help

strange. The child_process.exec(...) statement on the add-on runs nothing.

I think SeaMonkey on OpenBSD was built to block add-ons to spawn a process...