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This is a first attempt at a port to the web extensions API. It currently only supports a single block set, no global settings and doesn't try to stop you from circumventing any blocks. The background scripts should already support multiple block sets, it's just a matter of implementing it on the settings page. You'll have to build the addon (via `npm install && ./build`), the unpackaged addons is then in `dist/firefox`. All `./build` does is copy everything to `dist/firefox`, and then replace `background.js` and `settings.js` with their `browserify`ed versions. I plan on adding some comments (function signatures mainly), more tests and of course the missing features if people like this.
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This is a first attempt at a port to the web extensions API. It
currently only supports a single block set, no global settings and
doesn't try to stop you from circumventing any blocks.
The background scripts should already support multiple block sets, it's
just a matter of implementing it on the settings page.
You'll have to build the addon (via
npm install && ./build), theunpackaged addons is then in
dist/firefox. All./builddoes is copyeverything to
dist/firefox, and then replacebackground.jsandsettings.jswith theirbrowserifyed versions.I plan on adding some comments (function signatures mainly), more tests
and of course the missing features if people like this.