Firefox Mobile - Mark as Android Compatible about webtoepub HOT 12 OPEN

@kevin01523
Thanks. I'll probably be updating version in the stores in a few days. I'll set the Firefox mobile flag when I do.

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@duplaja

Unless it is non-functional, I'd like this plugin marked on addons.mozilla.org as Android compatible

The last time I checked, it was not Android compatible.

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Thank you. I've had luck using it with other mobile browsers (Kiwi Browser, chromium based) with minor issues only

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I've successfully installed it in FireFox beta, using the workaround here: https://www.androidpolice.com/install-add-on-extension-mozilla-firefox-android/

I'll do that for now, but it does seem to be compatible, as far as my limited testing at least.

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@duplaja
I'll take your word for it and mark the next update as working with Android.

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@duplaja

Mozilla requires me to confirm that I've tested extension on Android before it will allow me to mark it as working on Android.
And I haven't personally tested it.

However, at it's an open source project, you could submit latest build to them, under your name

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Ahh, fair enough. I'm able to use it in Firefox beta via the list workaround, so I'll just keep doing that that.

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Want to think about this some more. If you can verify the latest build in Mozilla store works on Android, I can bump the number and re-submit.

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@dteviot
Seems to be working fine on firefox nightly and fdroid fennec

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I have also been using this with android ever since the extensions became available in Firefox nightly and it always worked fine.

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@kevin01523 @grenskul
Which build were you using?

• The "in development" build from Google Drive (if so, when did you download it)
• Or a released version from the Firefox store (If so, which version?)

Thanks

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@kevin01523 @grenskul Which build were you using?

• The "in development" build from Google Drive (if so, when did you download it)
• Or a released version from the Firefox store (If so, which version?)

Thanks

i used the release version from firefox
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/webtoepub-for-baka-tsuki/

i basically did

Download fennec firefox from fdroid
https://f-droid.org/en/packages/org.mozilla.fennec_fdroid/

Version 124.2.0 (1242020) Added on Apr 06, 2024
arm64-v8a

this is the Open source build of firefox on fdroid
you can install it via the fdroid store

or you can install va google playstore firefox beta or nightly

Set up a Firefox account to sync your bookmarks, passwords, open tabs, and other data on any device with the Firefox browser.
Sign up for the Add-ons website (AMO) with the same Firefox account.
When accessing the add-on website in Firefox on PC, you’ll be taken to the list of recommended extensions. Here you’ll notice that there’s no option to install any of the desktop-compatible add-ons on your Android device.

To go around this limitation, we’ll need to create a collection of your favorite add-ons on your PC and then import it into the Android version.

Create a Firefox Add-on Collection
Head to the Firefox add-ons website and sign in with your Firefox account.
Click your username in the screen’s upper-right corner and then “View My Collections.”
View My Collection Firefox Addons Website
Click “Create Collection.”
Create A Collection Addon Website
Type in the name and brief description of the collection. Ideally, you should set a name with no numbers or spaces between them. Or, you can replace the space with a dash. “Custom URL” is a special link to that collection.
Note: All collections are public and can be viewed by anyone.

add a collection name and description
Take note of the collection name and eight-digit number or ID shown in the address bar of the collection URL page. For example, this collection’s name is “Favorites,” and the eight-digit unique ID is “13590312.”
Note The Collection Unique Number And Name Firefox
Good to know: Want to enjoy vertical tabs in your Firefox browser? Here’s how to switch from the classical look.

Enable Custom Add-on Collections in Firefox for Android
Tap the Menu button and then “Settings.”
Select Settings Firefox Beta
Scroll down and tap “About Firefox Beta.”
Tap About Firefox Beta
Tap on the Firefox logo five times. It will display a message that says, “Debug Menu Enabled.”
Tap The Firefox Logo Five Times
When you return to the Settings screen, you’ll see a new option under the “Advanced” section called “Custom Add-on collection.”
New Option Custom Addon Collection Firefox Beta
In the pop-up that appears enter “Collection Owner” (i.e., eight-digit unique ID) and “Collection name.”
Type In The Collection Owner And Name Firefox Beta
You’ll see a message “Add-on collection modified. Quitting the app to apply the changes.” The Firefox browser will close automatically.
Open the browser again and tap on the menu button and then on the “Add-ons” option to see the extensions you’ve added to the collection via your PC. Here you can see the add-ons we’ve been using for many months.
Custom Addon Collection Firefox Beta
To install any extension, tap the “Plus (+)” button and then “Add.”

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