it worked in the past but now it closes zoom videoconferencing tabs BEFORE a meeting is successfully joined so i had to remove it

Unfortunately this extension closes the tab before Zoom can open, effectively canceling the action. An equivalent extension in another browser has a timer so that the tab stays up for 5 seconds or more, leaving enough time for Zoom to open. If this one did the same thing, it would be 5 stars. As it is, it's not usable.

Thank you!

Works pretty well. I have the same problem as the previous review. I am frequently sent Zoom links from new Zoom instances with different domain names, because I work with a lot of partner companies that all have their own Zoom. (So: abc_corp.zoom.us, xyzco.zoom.us, etc).

The first time I go to one of these new domains, Firefox prompts with a dialog saying: "Allow this site to open the zoommtg link with zoom.us?"

Because the tab closer moves quickly, it doesn't detect this dialog and so it doesn't give me time to check the "always allow" box. I would have to disable the add-on, reload the page, click the checkbox, then re-enable the add-on.

I found a workaround that I'm not in love with, which is to disable this dialog for *all* non-http protocols. I couldn't find a way in Firefox config, or in the options for this add-on, to *just* whitelist *.zoom.us domains and/or anything wanting to use the zoommtg protocol.

Here's that workaround if anyone's interested: https://www.reddit.com/r/firefox/comments/k64ha0/fix_allow_this_site_to_open_the_protocol_link/gg4jila/

This would be nice if it waited untill the zoom launcher is started.

Instead in closes before the zoom launcher starts. It see's the sucess URL then closes before anything else happens and the launcher doesn't load.

This means i have to go to a difrrent broweser and put the zoom link in and wait untill the launcher starts, then i have to manually close. if this gets fixed this would be an awsome addon.

Couldn't be more seamless. You don't even know it's there. Thanks so much!

Just a nice basic feature. However, it seems sometimes Zoom uses "postattendee?" instead, which this doesn't detect.