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Support for Microsoft Edge? #353
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Good question :) There is an open task in #276 for smoke-testing it under MS Edge, but nobody picked it up yet (most of our community seems to be using Firefox/Chrome). @rogersachan do you have MS Edge and some spare time on your hands? If so, try loading ipfs_companion-2.1.0.zip (see this instruction) and let us know if there were any errors (AFAIK Edge does not support notifications API yet, so you may need to inspect Browser Console). It would be an important data point telling us where MS Edge stands. |
Deleting both 'browser_style' fields allowed me to import the extension. I'll start testing it as soon as I can. |
Attempting any of the links in #312 just sends me to the search engine. |
The background page is now giving me this error:
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This is a very good feedback that cleared a lot! 👍 🔍 Different handling of manifest keys is inconvenient, but can be managed. It seems that Edge provides There is an interesting discussion at mozilla/webextension-polyfill#3. I am marking it as "blocked" until it is resolved upstream, either by Microsoft or Mozilla. tl;dr
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@lidel: @rogersachan: Good catches here. Perhaps I'm missing some context in mozilla/webextension-polyfill#3, but couldn't Or is it more complicated than that? |
@cvan I am afraid fixing I did not look at internals of Unless it can be solved in one swoop globally, not sure if it is worth the effort, especially now that upstream ticket got reopened. Update: mozilla/webextension-polyfill#3 (comment) provides a hope of making polyfill work ("guarded on the existence of the Edge-specific |
I just had to comment that I laughed out loud at this. I will look into this (and the relevant Edge ticket). |
Just dropping a quick note that Edge is going to be likely supported once it has been switched to Chromium backend. Let's keep this issue open until that happens. Refs. |
The new Microsoft Edge which is built on chromium (https://www.microsoftedgeinsider.com/en-us/) now supports chrome extensions from the chrome web store, this issue is no longer needed. |
@rogersachan thank you for letting us know! |
@lidel, seems to be running as expected 😄 |
The link goes to the page where Edge can be downloaded for Windows 7/8/10 and macOS. The IPFS extension was shown to work in #353
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