cd extension
npm install
npm run build:dist

This produces the distributed release, in the directory dist you should find extension.zip which is distributed in Mozilla and Chrome add-ons stores.

Instead of build:dist, use:

npm run build

The command above produce the in development release, the results it is not minify and is in build/. The in Firefox/Chrom load the directory 'build' because manifest.json is there.

This is the source code for one of the tracking-exposed web-extension. The broad scope of the project is described in the Manifesto

We use ECMAScript 2015, aka ES6, aka ECMAScript Harmony. The aim is to keep the code modular, easy to test, and beautiful.

Setting up the dev environment is super easy.

This project requires Node 5+. Install nvm for easy version maintaining. Alternatively install Nodejs from a package, but make sure it's the right version and install npm as well for package management.

The build system uses a simple package.json file to describe the tasks, you can check it out to find out the packages that we rely on to make this extension available or for troubleshooting.

To get started run:

npm install
npm test
npm start

The second line (npm test) is optional, but testing is cool and you should do it anyway. It's also a nice way to check if the installation succeeded. If npm test fails, don't worry and try npm start nonetheless, it might be due to facebook frequent html structure changes or nodejs extensions incompatibility, please report it back to us if this is the case.

npm start will build the application using webpack and watch for changes.

Keep npm start running in the background to take advantage of the autoreload.

To install the extension go to settings, select extensions, and enable Developer mode. Click on Load unpacked extension and select the extension/build directory contained in this repo.

As standard practice, firefox doesn't allow unpacked extension to be loaded. However, it does allow developers to test unpacked extensions temporarily. To accomplish this just visit [about:debugging], click Load Temporary Add-on and select extension/build directory contained in this repo.

By running npm start, the extension will work in DEVELOPMENT mode. This means that every time you reload facebook.com, the extension will automatically reload itself using the chrome.runtime.reload() method.

Note that before we were using Extension Reloader to autoreload your extension every time a build succeeds. This dependency is no longer needed.

Visit YouTube and open the dev tools. You should see some logging messages.

• You've to install the package tidy the last version in ubuntu is not working (we'll update the comment when fixed), use http://binaries.html-tidy.org/
• Copy the userContentWrapper Element
• save in file.html

tidy -i -m -w 0 -utf8 file.html

@vrde for the perfect basement to hack on

@sohkai for the amazing js-reactor boilerplate.

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