GBS uses nsICommandLine to implement it's startup. We register a command line with priority 'a' (the highest priority) and then unregister the other command line handlers (including the browser) temporarily while the setup wizard runs. Then we re-register the original handlers and execute the original command.
It's on a todo list to remove this madness; but I hadn't planned to do it for the next version. Ways I can think of to get in before GBS: * Try xpcom-startup? I think this should fire before the command line handler stuff runs. * Try using observer service and listening for the first domwindowopened topic? - a On 9/26/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
HJ van Rantwijk wrote: >Oh dear, I can't help you any further, not after reading the license. Heh. I didn't even read the license--I just downloaded the xpi to look at the source; I didn't install it. Out of curiosity, what did you find objectionable in the license? Michael Buckley wrote: >I though that extensions could not be proprietary according to Mozilla requirements about extension licenses.< You're probably thinking of mozdev.org. Google Browser Sync isn't hosted there, so it's not subject to mozdev rules. Anyone else able to help? -Eric _______________________________________________ Project_owners mailing list [email protected] http://mozdev.org/mailman/listinfo/project_owners
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