I have read months ago, that Epiphany 43 has support for Webextensions. Now i have installed Epiphany 45 but couldn’t find any trace of this. I would like to testdrive my own Extension, but this isn’t possible when its not supported.
I have read months ago, that Epiphany 43 has support for Webextensions. Now i have installed Epiphany 45 but couldn’t find any trace of this. I would like to testdrive my own Extension, but this isn’t possible when its not supported.
iirc you need to open xpi file in epiphany (right click -> open in… -> epiphany)
Using
gsettings list-keys org.gnome.Epiphanygives:active-clear-data-items ask-for-default content-filters default-search-engine enable-caret-browsing homepage-url new-windows-in-tabs restore-session-delaying-loads restore-session-policy search-engine-providers search-engines start-in-incognito-mode use-google-search-suggestions warn-on-close-unsubmitted-dataShouldnt there be a
enable-webextensionsAhh there is only no visible feedback. The extension is installed. But it doesn’t work as of now. First nothing is stored with storage API so that my values are not saved. Additionally i fear that the bookmark API is not supported as of yet. But i will retry it later, when my extension at https://codeberg.org/Offerel/SyncMarks-Extension/ is fully supported.
Unfortunately this does not seem to work for me at least. Nautilus offers me to open it with “Web” and then Epiphany also opens. However, nothing else happens. Epiphany is version 45.1