Mozilla firefox plugin isn't working properly

hey there, even after uninstalling and then reinstalling the mudfish mozilla plugin, still the plugin interface shows (loading…). please help.

Are you under network firewalls? Please query to https://mudfish.net/api/staticnodes link from your firefox browser and check it works fine to fetch or not.

As you can see, when i click on the firefox plugin, it shows loading, but it loads nothing, it didn’t happened before :frowning: @weongyo

Did you check Browser Console which found at “Tools -> Web developer -> Browser Console”? I’m curious that there’s any warning or error from Mudfish extensions. :frowning:

When i open the console and click on the mudfish extension. it shows this.

LoginManager: searchLogins: formActionOrigin or httpRealm is recommended LoginManager.jsm:473:13
@weongyo

I’m using Mozilla Firefox Developer Edition (i like the color of this one tbh)

Thank you for this screenshot. But it seems it doesn’t have a helpful error message on this. :frowning: I’ll try to reproduce it on my environment though it’s quite tough.

The firefox developer mode has been updated thrice and still it’s having the same error, i tried firefox nighty and it has the same problem as well.

I tried installing, uninstalling, and every hook and crook available, but this thing seems to have been like bugged or not working at all.

It’s showing the second data static codes error now. when i click on mudfish extension after turning of browser console

It seems these information is really helpful to debug. :slight_smile: Thank you for this! I’ll try to fix this issue based on this but it takes some times to be released. I’ll work on it as soon as possible.

EDIT: When I checked this issue, it’s caused by proxy.unregister() function is removed from Firefox 71. For details, please check https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mozilla/Add-ons/WebExtensions/API/proxy/unregister link. However to fix this issue, it seems I need to re-implement the code without using proxy.register() and proxy.unregister() functions. :frowning:

EDIT2: Please check http://mudfish.net/releases/firefox/ link to download the unsigned xpi file to fix this issue. :slight_smile: This is only for testing purpose so you need to explicitly set xpinstall.signatures.required as false at about:config menu to load this package. I’ll try to release it officially as soon as possible. Please test when you get a chance and let me know if it’s not still working.