This add-on has been discontinued. I am leaving it here because it still works in some versions of Firefox. Discontinue Notice and Discussion This add-on is for users who want to install Chrome extensions into Firefox. As Mozilla completes the WebExtensions API more and more Chrome extensions will work in Firefox. No Google account is needed for this to work. If you do want to install the addon pe
If you know the ropes, good news! Firefox now has support for headless mode, making it easier to use as a backend to automated tools. You can jump ahead to learn how to use it. Browser automation is not a new idea, but is an increasingly important part of how modern websites are built, tested, and deployed. Automation setups range from scripts run on local machines to vast deployments of specializ
The Firefox Remote Protocol is a low-level debugging interface based on the CDP protocol. With it, you can inspect the state and control execution of documents running in web content, instrument Gecko in interesting ways, simulate user interaction for automation purposes, and debug JavaScript execution
After reading last month’s “Let’s Write a Web Extension,” I was inspired to try and port a real-world add-on to a WebExtension. Specifically, I tried to port the Chrome version of the popular, open-source “Reddit Enhancement Suite” (RES) to Firefox. Here’s what I learned, and what you can do today to prepare your own add-ons for the transition. Note: The authors of RES are excited about WebExtensi
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This is going to be a short privacy tutorial on how to clear cache, cookies and history in all five major browsers – Internet Explorer, Chrome, Firefox, Opera, and Safari. The tricks in this post work only on Windows operating system but it's not hard to transfer them to other systems. The tutorial comes with Windows batch scripts for each browser. It also documents how to erase the nasty new flas
I have used selenium 2.31. I have used Actions class for mouse movement. Using this I moved the mouse over a menu and its submenu appeared only for a fraction of second unlike with older version of Firefox . Because of this issue I cannot select the sub menu using driver.findElement as it throws an exception "element cannot be scrolled into view". Is there any solution for this?
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