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Hierdie gesprek is in die argief. Vra asseblief 'n nuwe vraag as jy hulp nodig het.

We are trying to get the Url of the running Firefox through another process to provide some support plugin for each intranet portal.

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kvkarthikeyan
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We are trying to get the Url of the running Firefox through another process to provide some support plugin based on URL for each intranet portal. In earlier firefox versions we were able to do it by DDeClient. But now it is not allowing in latest version of the firefox due to electrolysis plugin. Can you please help us to do it in optimal performance.

We are trying to get the Url of the running Firefox through another process to provide some support plugin based on URL for each intranet portal. In earlier firefox versions we were able to do it by DDeClient. But now it is not allowing in latest version of the firefox due to electrolysis plugin. Can you please help us to do it in optimal performance.

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WestEnd
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FF uses what is given to it-it can't configure your portal for you. This is not a support as your thinking like company support this is a End user help forum only. Did you consider asking the software client DDeClient since it's their software doing the connections?

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the-edmeister
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If you are looking to create a plugin for Firefox, forget it as the only plugin that is supported by Firefox 52 and later versions is Adobe Flash. And that will be dropped in 2019 or 2020 per current plans by both Adobe and the developers of web browsers. Everything is going HTML5 native support in web browsers.

Unless you are talking about creating an extension type add-on for Firefox and misspoke. Many people people confuse the two, as both plugins and extensions, along with themes and search engines are considered add-ons.

Add-on support is over here: https://discourse.mozilla-community.org/c/add-ons