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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">Why does it need to be in C++ ?<br>
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On more recent versions of Firefox, you will need to use jsctypes
to do the C++ bits, and that will make using the DOM from C++ very
difficult, if not impossible.<br>
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I would strongly recommend you do it in JS as a webextension,
using which it should be possible to trivially make it work for
both Firefox and Chrome.<br>
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I do not believe add-ons can force themselves to be
non-uninstall/disable-able.<br>
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~ Gijs<br>
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On 28/09/2015 05:44, Seiji Sam Lee wrote:<br>
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<div dir="ltr">I need a little help with extensions:<br>
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I want to develop in c++ an extension with the next features:<br>
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+ it have to be notified when a new page is loaded.<br>
+ it have to had access to the document DOM.<br>
+ it have to be installed by root and it cannot be
uninstalled/disabled by user.<br>
+ preferably for firefox and chrome, but with firefox as first
option.<br>
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It will be part of a research project in my classroom. <br>
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Nowadays I have a mess in my mind with the amount of
possibilities and a fault of documentation.<br>
What is the best option?<br>
<br>
Thanks in advance: Fran.<br>
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