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Support Firefox snap package #112
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I agree that the issue is indeed very similar, hopefully solving one would solve the other 🙂 |
The snap package is now the default in Ubuntu 22.04 so it just started failing for me after upgrading my Ubuntu to the newest LTS. Please let me know if I can do anything to provide useful information. |
Please see the linked Chromium thread, you'll find some info about what people tried and what is missing to get this issue solved. |
I actually remember that thread from 2019 😅 But to be honest I don't know how to help by looking at that issue. I'm neither a Go nor a Snap developer, so the best I can do right now is provide logs and that kind of information and try already suggested workarounds. |
For now I reverted to deb-style Firefox by following these instructions. I can confirm that browserpass works again :) |
I did not try this myself yet but for the curious, there is a call for testing with respect to native messaging support in the Firefox snap. |
And now I did test it. Running 22.04.1, default Gnome/Wayland:
After starting and installing browserpass from firefox addons I had to allow calling the native messaging app once. And here we go: |
After installing snap firefox beta, if you don't get a popup dialog asking for native messaging permissions for browserpass, run this command after closing firefox:
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Do I understand correctly that this issue is now solved and can be closed? 🎉 |
Sorry for the delay in replying. Yes, this is working for me now. Thanks!
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General information
apt install webext-browserpass
)$ browserpass --version
): 3.7.2-1$ git describe --always
):If you are getting an error immediately after opening popup, have you followed the Configure browsers documentation section?
I think this is the same issue as #82. Ubuntu is now supplying Firefox as a snap package and browserpass no longer works.
Exact steps to reproduce the problem
Click on the browserpass icon in Firefox
See an error message: "Error: Error: Attempt to postMessage on disconnected port"
What should happen?
Browserpass should work with Firefox.
What happened instead?
Browserpass doesn't work with the snap version of Firefox.
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