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Initial support for cross-browser Web Extension API #250

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@kalikiana kalikiana commented Feb 7, 2019

  • Json-GLib is a introduced as a new dependency to read manifest.json
  • The README contains a new section to summarize the Web Extension API
  • Web extension support is implemented as a Peas plugin
  • Web extensions can be built-in, system-wide or user-installed
  • The Javascript interface is added to the core GLib.Resource
  • Midori.Tab shares a WebKit.UserContentManager per WebKit.WebContext

Related issue: #244

@kalikiana kalikiana added the enhancement New feature or request label Feb 7, 2019
@kalikiana kalikiana added this to the Robolicious milestone Feb 7, 2019
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* Json-GLib is a introduced as a new dependency to read manifest.json
* The README contains a new section to summarize the Web Extension API
* Web extension support is implemented as a Peas plugin
* Web extensions can be built-in, system-wide or user-installed
* The Javascript interface is added to the core GLib.Resource
* Midori.Tab shares a WebKit.UserContentManager per WebKit.WebContext

Fixes: midori-browser#244
Otherwise opening a new window with many extensions would result in
significant delay.
@kalikiana kalikiana merged commit 67b6eb8 into midori-browser:master Feb 8, 2019
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