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WebSerial for Firefox sɣur kuba2k2

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sɣur PossiblyAxolotl, kaksi vuotta sitten
Does exactly what I need so I no longer need to use chrome/edge/opera/etc for web based tools, very cool

This should be a standard feature idk why firefox is so unwilling to implement it
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  • sɣur eltomito, kaksi kuukautta sitten
    I followed the instruction and it works under Linux!

    The only catch was that to be able to actually open the port in Firefox, I had to give myself the permission to access it by doing "sudo chmod a+rw /dev/rfcomm0" in a terminal window (without the quotes).

    "rfcomm0" is what the bluetooth manager called it - it's a serial port over bluetooth. With a plain old usb cable serial port, the port is called something like /dev/ttyACM0 . Do "ls /dev" before connecting the cable and then after and look for the new entry that's showed up.
  • sɣur DevourerOS, kolme kuukautta sitten
  • sɣur delelelele, neljä kuukautta sitten
  • sɣur Aseqdac Firefox 19009952, seitsemän kuukautta sitten
    Working on Ubuntu Mate Release 24.04.2 LTS and Firefox 138.0.4 (64 bit)
  • sɣur Pokeblue, 10 kuukautta sitten
    Doesn't seem to work with offline webapps but otherwise works perfectly.
  • sɣur Helgius, vuosi sitten
  • sɣur Aseqdac Firefox 14559047, vuosi sitten
  • sɣur iw2evk, vuosi sitten
    I've try to install on Firefox under Lubuntu 20.04.I've mae as in instruction but nothing work (continue error message at connection).Why don't make auto installer or maybe a " batch "file ?

    impossible install this 2 require libraries (pleas supplier in package) LIBC2.33 and LIBC2.34

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    yeffeɣ-d deg vuosi sitten
    I'm sorry that the addon doesn't work as expected. However, it is most likely caused by your outdated Ubuntu version. I have tested it on Ubuntu 22.04 and it works fine. Please try updating your system.
    An auto installer is not needed and not a viable option, because every Linux system is different and needs to have different installation paths.
  • sɣur cyril, kaksi vuotta sitten
    Finally I can debug my web apps needing device access in my favorite browser! Great work. It's a bummer that Mozilla org refuses to implement these features natively. Browsers are also a major app platform and has been for years, if not decades. Weird that it's still controversial for some.
  • sɣur Robert Kersbergen, kaksi vuotta sitten
    Works with hackrf.app, was able to update firmware using FF now. Very nice. The download link for the native app didn't work for me so I had to manually download it from github but after that it worked flawlessly and just like in a Chrome browser.

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    yeffeɣ-d deg kaksi vuotta sitten
    The native app must be installed manually, it cannot be bypassed - this is a limitation of Firefox and how extensions work. There are other add-ons that require installing apps manually, such as Google Remote Desktop.
  • sɣur Aseqdac Firefox 16740137, kaksi vuotta sitten
    Unfortunately, it does not work with the esc-configurator.com site (Firefox 115 Debian 12)

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    yeffeɣ-d deg kaksi vuotta sitten
    Hi, the latest version 0.3.2 includes support for Linux, please update and try again :)
  • sɣur MrSirMister, kaksi vuotta sitten
    Works like a charm. Thank you for adding this missing feature to Firefox!
  • sɣur Unambiguous, kaksi vuotta sitten
  • sɣur Aseqdac Firefox 12901812, kaksi vuotta sitten
  • sɣur Aseqdac Firefox 16881153, kaksi vuotta sitten
    It was hard to find bundled .exe installer. But I'm finally happy with the working add-on

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    yeffeɣ-d deg kaksi vuotta sitten
    Hi, since the last (and first) release, the addon has gone through many stability improvements; I haven't released it yet. When I do, it will offer downloading the .exe installer directly. It is also available on GitHub.