Native Firefox support and upload to Firefox Add-ons

[fercarcedo]

This extension seems to be compatible with Firefox as-is (maybe there is some incompatibility in some flow which I haven't discovered yet, but at least the main functionality works as expected, as it should, since Firefox supports WebExtensions).

I have loaded the extension on Firefox by going to the "about:debugging" page and clicking the "Load Temporary Add-on" button and it worked just fine (but it only works as long as the browser is installed).

It would be great if you can confirm this and upload it to Firefox Add-ons, since it would be easier for users to install it directly rather than relying on copying the Tampermonkey script.

If you need more testing and / or some help, I can volunteer some time to this :)

Thank you!

[jmtd]

I have loaded the extension on Firefox by going to the "about:debugging" page and clicking the "Load Temporary Add-on" button and it worked just fine (but it only works as long as the browser is installed).

I've never tried this before, so for anyone else in the same position as me:

1. download or clone the repo (master branch, not latest tag)
2. unzip if necessary
3. about:debugging, load temporary add-on, choose content.js

Note that the whole repo needs to be adjacent to content.js, you can't use it on its own.

This worked well for me, with Firefox 113.0.2 and 55bf234