Zero3 skrev: > Matthew Toseland skrev: > >> After an extensive discussion on #extdev on irc.mozilla.org, I have >> determined >> that we could probably do what we need to do in a Firefox plugin, but it is >> clear how or whether we could prevent normal web sites from loading freenet >> content and timing it to determine whether the user has visited it. >> > > Throwing in my 2 eurocents: A FireFox Add-on would absolutely rock, and > allow a seamless transition between "The Internet and "The Freenet" > (Only one browser, support for "freenet:" addresses, visual hints while > browing Freenet (like privacy mode and SSL browsing), shared bookmarks > location, support for whatever Add-ons/settings/themes/etc. the user > also uses (having to setup 2 browsers would certainly annoy some people > as well), ...). > > Installation and updating can be managed by the node itself (FF Add-ons > are installed and updated over HTTP). If the user visits fproxy from a > FireFox without the Add-on, fproxy can simply offer to install it. > > Only downside (IMO) is the fact that we would favor FireFox users a lot. > I personally see FireFox as the best browser available, but still think > we should go great lengths to support whatever the users use. If people > really want to use something else, chances are somebody will port the > Add-on at some point, I guess. >
Btw, you might want to check out FoxyProxy (https://addons.mozilla.org/da/firefox/addon/2464). It already has many of the features we need. Maybe whatever we need more (history ignoring/deletion, mostly) can be added by the developer. - Zero3 _______________________________________________ Devl mailing list [email protected] http://emu.freenetproject.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/devl
