Fantastic, thanks, it works on firefox nightly android as well, just have to disable a flag called xpinstall... something, and then click on install extension from file (which shows up when we have developer options/debug menu on ,or we can use iceraven which does this natively)

It's working fine.

ممنون

Doesn't work on Zen.

Good job!

nice

excellent add-on. My only suggestion/ask would be to return some sort of information/error code, etc. in the event that the install fails and/or an xpi file isn't forthcoming. Though, without any indication either way, the anticipation to gratification ratio is quite high when the user ultimately succeeds lol

PS - 𝘹𝘱𝘪𝘯𝘴𝘵𝘢𝘭𝘭.𝘴𝘪𝘨𝘯𝘢𝘵𝘶𝘳𝘦𝘴.𝘳𝘦𝘲𝘶𝘪𝘳𝘦𝘥 is set to FALSE by default on Zen Browser

Incredible !!!

Works on Firefox 137.0

Floorp User here. I really liked this addon! Now I can install anything from chrome webstore. Thank you very much :]

Thanks for making a replacement for the now dead "chrome store foxified"!

It works great in Firefox Nightly (It can't work in regular Firefox due to Mozilla's restrictions). I used this to install the chrome add-on "Calendar Dark Mode", which turns on a dark mode for Google Calendar.

Pay special attention to this instruction in the "about this extension": "(Except for Floorp), value of xpinstall.signatures.required have to set false in about:config." This is required in order to install add-ons not in the addons.mozilla.org repository into Firefox Nightly. Since this is extension is only copying add-ons from the regular chrome repository, the risk is minimal. I would not recommend side-loading add-ons from an untrusted source.....

Usage is simple once it is installed:
1. In Firefox Nightly, go to the chromewebstore, and then go to the page for the chrome add-on you want to use in Firefox, and the "Add to Chrome" button is changed by this extension to "Add to Firefox".
2. Click on "Add to Firefox", and it should install the add-on in Firefox Nightly. It's that simple.
(Once the chrome add-on is added to Firefox Nightly, the button changes to "Remove from Firefox".)


Aside: It's kinda dumb that Google hasn't enabled a dark mode for Google Calendar. They have for gmail, but not for calendar.